Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd. operates a harbor in Eastern Canada, 265 miles north of Montreal. The Port Alfred Harbor is located at the end of a nine-mile-long bay on the Saguenay River, 66 miles upstream from the St. Lawrence River. Exhibits 1 and 2. The harbor is a vital terminal for supply of baux­ite, coke, caustic, oil and other raw materials required to operate two alum­inum smelters capable of producing 750,000 tons of metal annually. The out­going cargo consists mainly of metal, chemicals and paper.

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Electric current, Water, Cathodic protection, Tides, Instrumentation, Lead, Cables, Rectifiers, Steel, Ports and harbors, Piles, Electrode potential, Anodes
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