Unreferenced date December 2009 NLL Defunct Team Infobox team name DetroitTurbos bg color purple title color white logo DetroitTurbos.png played 1989 1994 home arena Joe Louis Arena hometown Detroit, Michigan team colors Purple, Silver, & Black division National division champs 1991 MILL season 1991 , 1992 MILL season 1992 champs 1991 MILL season 1991 The DetroitTurbos were a member of the Major Indoor Lacrosse League from 1989 MILL season 1989 to 1994 MILL season 1994 . They were based in Detroit, Michigan . The Turbos won the 1991 MILL Championship. Awards & honors class wikitable align center bgcolor dddddd Year Player Award rowspan 2 1991 MILL season 1991 Gary Gait National Lacrosse League Rookie of the Year Award Rookie of the Year Gary Gait Championship Game MVP 1A All Time Roster All time Record class wikitable BORDER 0 CELLPADDING 3 CELLSPACING 0 ALIGN center bgcolor e0e0e0 Season Division W L Finish Home Road GF GA Coach Playoffs ALIGN center bgcolor f0f0f0 1989 MILL season 1989 6 2 2nd 3 1 3 1 104 87 Medo Martinello Lost in semifinals ALIGN center 1990 MILL season 1990 1 7 6th 1 3 0 4 89 111 Medo Martinello Missed playoffs ALIGN center bgcolor f0f0f0 1991 MILL season 1991 National 8 2 1st 4 1 4 1 184 136 Medo Martinello Won Championship ALIGN center 1992 MILL ... Indoor Lacrosse League teams de DetroitTurbos pl DetroitTurbos ... Season Game Visiting Home ALIGN center 1989 MILL season 1989 Semifinals New York 9 Detroit 8 2OT ALIGN center bgcolor f0f0f0 1991 MILL season 1991 Championship Detroit 14 Baltimore 12 ALIGN center 1992 MILL season 1992 Divisional Finals Buffalo 19 Detroit 16 ALIGN center bgcolor f0f0f0 1993 MILL season 1993 Divisional Semifinals Detroit 5 Boston 18 ALIGN center 1994 MILL season 1994 Divisional Finals Detroit 10 Buffalo 16 Championships Start box Succession box before Philadelphia Wings title ... Buffalo Bandits End box NLL Category Sports in Detroit, Michigan Category Sports clubs established ... more details
Pro hockey team text color FFFFFF bg color FFA500 team Cambridge Turbos logo cambridge turbos.jpg logosize city Flagicon Ontario Cambridge league National Ringette League founded 2003 2004 arena Hespeler Memorial Arena colors Orange colour Orange , White , Black color box FFA500 color box FFFFFF color box 000000 owner coach Glen Gaudet GM media Cambridge Times Waterloo Region Record affiliates The Cambridge Turbos are a team in the National Ringette League that plays out of Cambridge, Ontario . History The Cambridge Turbos have played in the National Ringette League since its formation in 2003 04. The Turbos won the National Ringette Title in 2005 06, 2007 08 and 2008 09. In November 2008, the Turbos won the first Ringette World Club Championship which gathered six teams from around the world. ref http nationalringetteleague.ca world s best hit the ice at inaugural world club ringette championship p126902 en World s best hit the ice at inaugural world club ringette championship ref The Turbos won the world title with a 5 2 victory in the final against the Finnish club LuKi 82. ref http www.cambridgetimes.ca sports article 88567 turbos the best in the world Turbos the Best in the World ref . Current roster 2011 12 class wikitable align left style font weight bold background color dddddd align left Prov No Player Pos S C Age Hometown align Left align left Flagicon Ontario 00 Vanessa Cowlen D R 31 Cambridge, ON align Left bgcolor eeeeee align left Flagicon Ontario 1 Meghan Pittaway G L 23 Cambridge, ON align Left align left Flagicon Ontario 2 Danielle Glaskin Clay G L 21 Ayr, ON align Left bgcolor eeeeee align left Flagicon Ontario 3 Emily Bakker C R 19 Mitchell, ON align Left align left Flagicon Ontario 6 Adryon Thompson F L 22 London, ON align Left bgcolor eeeeee align left Flagicon Ontario 7 Emma Tonin D R 20 Cambridge, ON align Left align left Flagicon Ontario 8 Brooklyn Reid F L 20 Cambridge, ON align Left align left Flagicon Ontario 10 Amanda Deveaux D L 29 Pickering ... more details
unreferenced date August 2009 The Manawatu Turbos are the Air New Zealand Cup team representing the Manawatu Rugby Union . 2009 ANZC Squad class toccolours style text align left width 74 colspan 4 style background color 009000 Tnavbar header Manawatu Turbos Squad Manawatu Turbos Squad plain 1 fontcolor ffffff style font size 95 valign top Props Ma afu Fia David Te Moana Talau Hala Grant Polson Hookers Rob Foreman Sean O Connor Locks Lisiate Faaoso Michael Fitzgerald Reece Robinson JamesGoode style font size 95 valign top Loose Forwards Nick Crosswell Josh Bradnock C Hamish Gosling Doug Tietjens Brent Thompson Bertus Mulder Halfbacks Aaron Good Aaron Smith style font size 95 valign top Midfielders Francis Bryant Tomasi Cama Aaron Cruden Tevita Taufui Isaac Thompsn Johnny Leota Back Three Quarters Casey Stone Andre Taylor Kurt Baker Lote Raikabula style font size 95 valign top Coaches Dave Rennie Head Bruce Hemara Asst. Pre Season Category 2009 Air New Zealand Cup Category Sport in the Manawatu Wanganui Region ... more details
The Manawatu Turbos are the Air New Zealand Cup team of the Manawatu Rugby Union . Current Squad ref Rugby News Air NZ Cup 2008 Special Edition ref class wikitable border 1 Name Country Position Kurt Baker flagicon NZL New Zealand Fullback 15 Francisco Bosch flagicon ARG Argentina Fullback Winger 15 11 or 14 Josh Bradnock flagicon NZL New Zealand Openside Flanker 7 Francis Bryant Frankie Bryant flagicon NZL New Zealand Second Five Eighth 12 Junior Tomasi Cama Tomasi Cama flagicon NZL New Zealand Winger Centre 11 or 14 13 Mitchell Crosswell flagicon NZL New Zealand Flanker 6 or 7 Nick Crosswell flagicon NZL New Zealand Blindside Flanker No. 8 6 8 Aaron Cruden flagicon NZL New Zealand First Five Eighth 10 Ma afu Fia flagicon TON Tonga Prop 1 or 3 Rob Foreman flagicon NZL New Zealand Hooker 2 Aaron Good flagicon NZL New Zealand Halfback 9 James Goode flagicon NZL New Zealand Lock 4 or 5 Hamish Gosling flagicon NZL New Zealand Lock Blindside Flanker 4 or 5 6 Talau Hala flagicon TON Tonga Prop 1 or 3 Aaron James flagicon NZL New Zealand Wing Centre 11 or 14 13 Matty James flagicon NZL New Zealand First Five Eighth Fullback 10 15 Toese Lealamanua flagicon NZL New Zealand Second Five Eighth Centre 12 13 Johnny Leota flagicon NZL New Zealand Second Five Eighth Centre 12 13 Sean O Connor flagicon NZL New Zealand Hooker 2 Grant Polsen flagicon NZL New Zealand Prop 1 or 3 Lote Raikabula flagicon NZL New Zealand Winger Centre 11 or 14 13 Paul Rodgers flagicon NZL New Zealand Lock Blindside Flanker 4 or 5 6 Adam Ross flagicon NZL New Zealand Lock 4 or 5 Aaron Smith flagicon NZL New Zealand ... www.super14.com news viewarticle.asp?id 13446 Report away Manawatu Rugby Union Manawatu Turbos homescore ... Rugby Union Manawatu Turbos score 5 &ndash 18 report http www.allblacks.com index.cfm?layout eventDetails&event ... Manawatu Turbos score 38 &ndash 38 report http www.rss14.co.nz index.cfm?layout displayNews&newsArticle ... 8603 Report br Ranfurly Shield away Manawatu Rugby Union Manawatu Turbos homescore Tries ... more details
AFL Arena Football Joe Louis Arena 1988 1993 Team Folded 4 DetroitTurbos Major Indoor Lacrosse ...File RenCen Superbowl XL.jpg right thumb 200px Renaissance Center during Super Bowl XL . Detroit , Michigan ... of the area s teams compete within the city of Detroit. There are three active major sports venues within the city 41,782 seat Comerica Park home of the Major League Baseball baseball team Detroit Tigers , 65,000 seat Ford Field home of the National Football League football team Detroit Lions , and 20,066 seat Joe Louis Arena home of the National Hockey League ice hockey team Detroit Red Wings . Detroit is known for its avid hockey fans. Interest in the sport has given the city the moniker Hockeytown . In 2008, the Detroit Tigers at Comerica Park reported 3.2 million visitors with a 98.6 ... Auburn Hills . This 22,076 seat arena is home to the Detroit Pistons of the National Basketball Association NBA . It was also home to the Women s National Basketball Association WNBA s Detroit ... WNBA season 2009 season . In college sports, the University of Detroit Mercy has a National Collegiate ... Arbor, Michigan Ann Arbor , within an hour s drive of much of the Detroit metropolitan area. History File Comerica Park Detroit MI Panorama.jpg 750px thumb center center Comerica Park is home of the American League Detroit Tigers . center Detroit has bid to host Summer Olympic Games more often than ... Games. In 1967, Detroit was selected as one of the cities to adopt a Europe an professional soccer ... close season when the teams would have otherwise been dormant for the summer. Detroit was represented by the Northern Ireland Northern Irish team Glentoran , playing as the Detroit Cougars NASL Detroit Cougars . File Joe Louis Arena.jpg thumb Interior of Joe Louis Arena. Detroit was given the name City ... a native Detroiter won the Harmsworth Trophy for unlimited powerboat racing on the Detroit River ... who had graduated from Detroit s Cass Technical High School in 1927, won the 100 and 200 meter races ... more details
Detroit Line can refer to the following rail lines Detroit Line Conrail in and near DetroitDetroit Line Norfolk Southern , Detroit to Toledo Amtrak s Chicago Detroit Line disambig ... more details
Detroit Cougars can refer to Detroit Cougars NHL , original name of the Detroit Red Wings 1926 1930 Detroit Cougars soccer , a US soccer team from 1967 1968 disambig ... more details
Wiktionarypar d troit Detroit is a city in Michigan, United States. Detroit may also refer to TOCright Geography Communities United States Detroit, Alabama Detroit, Illinois Detroit, Kansas Detroit, Maine Detroit, Oregon Detroit, Texas Detroit Beach, Michigan Detroit Harbor, Wisconsin Detroit Lakes, Minnesota Detroit Township, Minnesota Other geographical locations United States Detroit Island , an island Detroit Lake , a reservoir in Oregon Canada United States Detroit River , connects Lake St. Clair with Lake Erie Pacific Ocean Detroit Seamount , a seamount in the northern Pacific Ocean Music Detroit band , a rock group formed by Mitch Ryder Detroit , from the 1967 Disney musical film The Happiest Millionaire Detroit Whiteout song Detroit Whiteout song , from the 1995 album Bite It by Whiteout Detroit , from the 1997 album White Trash Hell by Everclear Detroit , from the 2003 album A Drug Problem That Never Existed by Mondo Generator Detroit 67 , from the 2008 album Love at the End of the World by Sam Roberts Detroit , from the 1993 Album Self Titled by Rancid Detroit City , a country song popularized by Bobby Bare Detroit Social Club , an indie rock band People Marcella Detroit , singer, musician and song writer Karl Detroit , Turkish soldier better known as Mehemet Ali Military and historical Operation Detroit , a part of the Normandy invasion in World War II HMS Detroit HMS Detroit , the name of two British warships USS Detroit USS Detroit , the name of several US Navy ships Fort Detroit , a fort occupied during the 18th century Fort Shelby Michigan , also called Fort Lernoult and commonly referred to as Fort Detroit during the War of 1812 Other uses Detroit Edison , an investor owned public utility serving the Metro Detroit area and Southeastern Michigan Detroit techno , a type of electronic music Detroit computer game Detroit computer game , a 1993 computer game developed by Impressions Games Nathan Detroit, a fictional character in the musical Guys and Dolls ... more details
Live in Detroit may refer to Live in Detroit Roscoe Mitchell album , album by jazz saxophonist Roscoe Mitchell released in 1988 Live in Detroit The Doors album , The Doors live album released in 2001 Live in Detroit The Stooges album , The Stooges live album released in 2003 Live in Detroit EP , live album released by Thursday in 2003 Live in Detroit Thor album , Thor s first live album Live in Detroit, MI , a live album by the band King Crimson disambig it Live in Detroit nl Live in Detroit ... more details
Detroit Airport may refer to Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport , serving Detroit, Michigan, United States IATA DTW Coleman A. Young International Airport , formerly Detroit City Airport, serving Detroit, Michigan, United States IATA DET airport disambiguation id Bandar Udara Detroit ... more details
Detroit Falcons can refer to Detroit Falcons, former name for the Detroit Red Wings 1930 1932 Detroit Falcons basketball , defunct team in the Basketball Association of America 1946 1947 Detroit Falcons CoHL , defunct team in the Colonial Hockey League 1991 1996 Long comment to avoid being listed on short pages disambig de Detroit Falcons es Detroit Falcons fi Detroit Falcons ... more details
Detroit Arsenal can refer to Detroit Arsenal Dearborn , the 19th century arsenal located in Dearborn, Michigan Detroit Arsenal Tank Plant , 20th century factory in Warren, Michigan Detroit Arsenal soccer disambig ... more details
Detroit riots can refer to The Detroit Race Riot 1863 The Detroit Race Riot 1943 June 20 June 21, 1943 1967 Detroit riot July 23 July 28, 1967 disambig ... more details
USS Detroit may refer to USS Detroit 1813 , a 12 gun ship, was captured from the British during the Battle of Lake Erie, 10 September 1813 Detroit , a screw steamer, was laid down at the New York Navy Yard in 1865 but canceled in 1866 and broken up on the stocks USS Detroit 1869 , was a sloop of war named so from 15 May to 10 August in 1869. Before and after she was known as the first Canandaigua . USS Detroit C 10 , was a cruiser in use from 1893 to 1904 USS Detroit CL 8 , was a light cruiser in service from 1923 to 1946 USS Detroit AOE 4 , was a fast combat support ship commissioned in 1970 and decommissioned in 2005 USS Detroit LCS 7 , is a planned sclass Freedom littoral combat ship first announced in 2011 Shipindex DEFAULTSORT Detroit Category United States Navy ship names de USS Detroit es USS Detroit pl USS Detroit sl USS Detroit vi USS Detroit ... more details
Unreferenced date June 2007 Original research article date September 2007 Detroit blues is blues music played by musicians resident in Detroit, Michigan , particularly that played in the 1940s and 1950s. Detroit blues originated when Delta blues performers migrated north from the Mississippi Delta and Memphis, Tennessee to work in Detroit s industrial plants in the 1920s and 1930s. Typical Detroit blues was very similar to Chicago blues in style. The sound was distinguished from Delta blues by its use of electric amplified instruments and a more eclectic assortment of instruments, including the bass guitar and piano . The only Detroit blues performer to achieve national fame is John Lee Hooker , as record companies and promoters have tended to ignore the Detroit scene in favor of the larger, more influential Chicago blues. The Detroit scene was centered on Black Bottom, Detroit Black Bottom , a Detroit neighborhood. See also List of Detroit blues musicians External links http www.detroitbluessociety.org History section of Detroit Blues Society website blues Category Blues music genres de Detroit Blues es Detroit blues fr Detroit blues it Detroit blues nl Detroit blues pl Blues detroicki pt Detroit blues ... more details
While there is no area technically called South Detroit, the name may refer to Downriver , a series of Suburb suburbs south of Detroit, Michigan Neighborhoods in the south southwestern portion of Detroit, including Springwells Village Springwells , Delray, Detroit Delray and Boynton Oakwood Heights Detroit Boynton Oakwood Heights among others see also Neighborhoods in Detroit Windsor, Ontario , which is due south of Detroit and considered the name South Detroit among others when it became a city in 1892 A fictional construct in Journey band Journey s Don t Stop Believin disambig Category Detroit, Michigan Category Metro Detroit ... more details
No footnotes date November 2009 Refimprove date November 2009 Detroit Towers is a high rise residential apartment building located in Detroit, Michigan , on the city s near east side. The building was constructed in 1922, and stands at 22 floors in height. It is used as an apartment building , and was designed in the neo gothic architecture neo gothic architectural style . Description This is a Detroit landmark highrise along the river, just across from Belle Isle Michigan Belle Isle . Detroit Towers was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1985. External links http maps.google.com maps?f q&hl en&q 8162 E Jefferson Ave, Detroit, MI 48214&ie UTF8&z 17&ll 42.352209, 82.993405&spn 0.004496,0.013497&t k&om 1 Google Maps location of Detroit Towers http www.emporis.com en wm bu ?id 147396 Detroit Towers details at Emporis.com http www.skyscraperpage.com cities ?buildingID 10212 SkyscraperPage.com s Profile on Detroit Towers Detroit Architecture of metropolitan Detroit coord missing Michigan Category Apartment buildings in Detroit, Michigan Category Skyscrapers in Detroit, Michigan Michigan struct stub ... more details
Six different newspapers called The Detroit Times have been published in city of Detroit the most recent existed for six decades, from 1900 60. Overview The first iteration of the Detroit Times was an antislavery bulletin only printed from May to November 1842 by Warren Isham. The second iteration began in November 1854. Published by G.S. Conklin and E.T. Sherlock, with John N. Ingersoll as editor. The paper was purchased that same month by Ingersoll and Tenny, and sold again in December 1855, to an association ... bought by The Sunday Herald . The fourth Detroit Times , a daily and Sunday, was printed from December ... Detroit printing establishments, the edition was printed without interruption. Lloyd Breeze purchased ... E. Scripps , owner of the Detroit News , set out to prove a point he started the fifth version of the Detroit ... make a profit selling a newspaper for a penny, Scripps absorbed the Times into the Detroit News . Sixth and final version The sixth and most recent version to date of the Detroit Times was published ... October 1, 1900 as Detroit Today but quickly changed its name to the Evening Times . The paper ... dispathched famed editor Arthur Brisbane to Detroit to kick start the Times . With the backing of the Hearst Newspapers the paper rivaled the Detroit News and the Detroit Free Press in the great Detroit newspaper war. The Detroit Times hit its highest circulation in 1951 with an average daily high ... numbers slipped to about 400,000 copies sold daily in 1960, it was obvious Detroit could not support ... , owner of the rival Detroit News . The last edition of the Detroit Times was printed November 6, 1960. The area where the Detroit Times printing plant was located is now called Times Square Detroit Times Square . The Detroit Times should not be confused with the Detroit Metro Times , the original name of the weekly Metro Times . External links http www.detnews.com The Detroit News Official Website Category Defunct newspapers of Michigan Category Newspapers published in Detroit, Michigan ... more details
ABA team color1 color2 logo pixels founded 2008 league American Basketball Association 2000 history Detroit Zafir br 2008 arena city Detroit, Michigan colors owner Paul Odoom coach TBA championships 0 titles 0 cheerleaders dancers mascot Detroit Zafir victorious in Arabic is a basketball team in the American Basketball Association 2000 American Basketball Association . Set to begin play in 2008 09 ABA season 2008 , it is a partial Middle Eastern team as it will have Middle Eastern players. They serve as a replacement to the Detroit Panthers PBL Detroit Panthers team that has moved to the Premier Basketball League . Category American Basketball Association 2000 present teams Category Basketball teams in Detroit, Michigan ... more details
Two ships of the Royal Navy have borne the name HMS Detroit , after Fort Detroit . Both served on Lake Erie during the War of 1812 HMS Detroit 1812 6 was a 6 gun brig , previously the American army vessel Adams . She was captured in 1812, but was retaken and burnt later that year. HMS Detroit 1813 6 was a 20 gun sloop of war sloop launched in 1813 and captured by the Americans later that year, becoming USS Detroit 1813 6 . Shipindex DEFAULTSORT Detroit, Hms Category Royal Navy ship names mk ... more details
The Detroit Tribune a newspaper in Detroit, Michigan was started as the Daily Tribune in 1849 and used the name until 1862. In 1862 the Tribune joined with the Detroit Daily Advertiser which then subsequently absorbed other papers, becoming the Advertiser and Tribune . It acquired new management, including James E. Scripps future founder of the Detroit News . In 1877 the Advertiser and Tribune merged with the 11 year old Detroit Daily Post and became the Post and Tribune . In 1884 after more ownership changes the name was changed to the Daily Post. In 1885 the name was changed again to the Tribune . In 1891 James E. Scripps bought the remaining stock in the Tribune to secure an Associated Press connection. Scripps continued to run the Tribune as a morning paper until February 1, 1915 when it was merged with the News . The Tribune name was used on a Sunday paper The Sunday News Tribune until October 15, 1917 when the name was changed to The Sunday News and the Tribune name was dropped completely. Detroit Tribune weekly The weekly Detroit Tribune , published from 4864 Woodward Avenue in Detroit, published weekly from 1935 to 1966. Occasionally subtitled Unswerving Dedication to the Truth or The Newsjournal of the Metropolitan Community The Detroit Tribune was the successor to the Tribune Independent of Michigan , itself the product of the 1933 merger of the Detroit Tribune published only in 1933 from 2146 St. Antoine Street with the subhead Leading Negro Weekly of Michigan and the Detroit Independent established 1907 . External links http www.detnews.com The Detroit News Official Website http www.michigan.gov images hal lm detnews 56653 7.gif Detroit News newspaper family from the http www.michigan.gov mde 0,1607,7 140 54504 50206 18643 ,00.html Library of Michigan Newspaper Holdings . http www.michigan.gov images hal lm dettribind 56665 7.gif Tribune Independent newspaper ... Newspaper Holdings . Category Newspapers published in Detroit, Michigan ... more details
Detroit JazzStage ref http www.jazzstageproductions.com index.php?option com weblinks&task view&catid 19&id 6 JSP Media Kit JazzStage Productions ref is a monthly podcast about Detroit, Michigan Detroit , Michigan jazz musician s. Detroit Jazzstage receives approximately 20,000 downloads per month and is consistently ... music teacher. Detroit Jazzstage was first aired in November 2005 at a time when the term was still unknown to most people. Their first guest, Mark Byerly is the leader of the Detroit, Michigan Detroit ... as producer and host of Jazz Yesterday and Detroit Jazz Alive on WDET FM , Detroit, Michigan Detroit , and Swing City on WEMU FM , Gallert has participated in every Detroit International Jazz Festival ... of Detroit jazz musicians and is also the co author of Before Motown A History of Jazz In Detroit, 1920 ... Harrison Terri Pontremoli Executive Artistic Director of the Detroit International Jazz Festival Bill Lucas 2nd Trumpet Detroit Symphony Orchestra Achievements Two new jazz podcast s have been added ... jazz media including the Max. M. Fisher Music Center, WRCJ FM , Cliff Bells and the Detroit Jazz ... audience included Linda Yohn program director at WEMU FM , Mark Stryker The Detroit Free Press music critic and many of Detroit, Michigan Detroit s top jazz musicians. To celebrate the 28th Detroit ... Talk tent at the Detroit Jazz Festival for the second year. External links http www.lberns.com jazzstage Detroit JazzStage a monthly podcast celebrating Detroit Michigan s amazing array of Jazz musicians. http www.lberns.com jazzstageproductions djs Detroit JazzStage Jazz Extras Features panel discussions ... detroitjazzstage Detroit JazzStage Myspace site Contains information on shows, pictures and audio clips Further reading Bjorn, Lars and Jim Gallert 2001 . Before Motown A History of Jazz in Detroit 1920 60. University of Michigan Press. ISBN 0472067656. References references DEFAULTSORT Detroit Jazzstage Category Audio podcasts Category African American culture Category Music of Detroit, Michigan ... more details
ABA team color1 0000CD color2 gold logo DetroitHoops.PNG pixels 200px founded 2008 league American Basketball Association 2000 ABA history Detroit Hoops 2008 present arena Ernest T. Fieldhouse city Detroit, Michigan colors Blue, Gold owner Gerald Watson II coach Charles Turner championships 0 titles 0 cheerleaders dancers mascot The Detroit Hoops are a team of the American Basketball Association 2000 American Basketball Association which began play in 2008 09 ABA season 2008 . Based in the actual city of Detroit , the Hoops play their home games at Ernest T. Fieldhouse . The Hoops will be competing for talent and fans with the Premier Basketball League s Detroit Panthers PBL Detroit Panthers , which started play as an ABA team . ABA Teams Michigan Sports Category American Basketball Association 2000 present teams Category Basketball teams in Detroit, Michigan Category Sports clubs established in 2008 US basketball team stub Michigan stub ... more details
Infobox port name Port of Detroit image imagesize caption country Flagicon United States United States location Detroit, Michigan coordinates Coord 42 15 27 N 83 7 20 W opened 1933 operated owner Detroit ... The Port of Detroit is located along the west side of the Detroit River , and is the largest seaport in the state of Michigan . The port is overseen by the Detroit Wayne County Port Authority, a five ... , and the City of Detroit. The authority coordinates river commerce on the waters and shoreline of Wayne ... work Detroit Wayne County Port Authority accessdate 18 December 2011 ref as well as passengers. The Port of Detroit s single most valuable commodity is steel , and the largest commodity handled by tonnage ... publisher Port of Detroit accessdate 19 December 2011 ref Other important commodities handled at the port include stone, coal and cement. The port authority opened the 22 million Port Detroit Public ... passenger ferry service between Detroit and Windsor, Ontario . ref cite news title Detroit s New Public ... of Detroit was directly responsible for 5,622 jobs and 1,590,857,000 in direct revenue. The port ... of Detroit report, Martin Associates, published October 18, 2011 ref History The Detroit Wayne County Port District was established in 1933, though, the Detroit Wayne County Port Authority was not organized ... work DWCPA website publisher Detroit Wayne County Port Authority accessdate 18 December 2011 ref Facilities The Port of Detroit contains a number of terminals in Detroit, River Rouge, Michigan River Rouge , and Ecorse . General cargo is processed through the NT&D Detroit Terminal and the NT&D Ecorse ... at other terminals along the Detroit and River Rouge Michigan Rouge rivers. The DWCPA only owns the NT&D Detroit Terminal located in the Delray, Detroit Delray neighborhood of Detroit. All other marine terminals at the Port of Detroit are privately owned and operated. See also List of ports in the United ... Port of DetroitDetroit Category River ports of the United States ... more details
of Detroit alt other language 1 other title 1 other language 2 other title 2 artist Marshall Fredericks ... length imperial diameter cm diameter inch city Detroit museum coordinates Coord 42 19 45.47 N 83 2 40.66 W display title owner Coleman A. Young Municipal Center The Spirit of Detroit is a city ... Coleman A. Young Coleman A. Young Municipal Center Municipal Center on Woodward Avenue in Detroit, Michigan Detroit , Michigan , United States USA . It was commissioned in 1955 for a cost of 58,000 equivalent ... historytemplate.cfm?id 159 Marshall Fredericks the Spirit of Detroit . Michigan History, The Detroit ...?uri full 3100001 298864 3 focus Spirit of Detroit . Art Inventories Catalog, Smithsonian Institution ... by foundations and other private donations. Name File Spirit of Detroit 2560x1600.jpg thumb The Spirit of Detroit The name emerged from an inscription from 2 Corinthians 3 17 on the wall behind it quote ... Keyword&menu search&ri 2 title The Spirit of Detroit, sculpture publisher Save Outdoor Sculpture .... Uses of The Spirit of Detroit as a community symbol File Spirit of Detroit with jersey.jpg thumb The statue wearing a Detroit Red Wings jersey during the 2009 Stanley Cup playoffs The statue is frequently dressed in sports jerseys when Sports in Detroit local professional teams are in the playoffs ... 1997, the statue did not wear a Detroit Red Wings sweater during their Stanley Cup Finals victory in 2008 ... sculpture nearby ref cite web url http search.cityguide.aol.com detroit entertainment spirit of detroit v 94584 accessdate 2008 04 08 title Spirit Of Detroit in Detroit, MI AOL City Guide ref . Image Detroit cheer.jpg thumb 150px left Detroit Community Scrip , 3 Cheers As one of Detroit s most easily ... of Detroit s city departments and services. An image of the statue appears on the http www.ci.detroit.mi.us legislative CommonGraphics Spirit Big.jpg Spirit of Detroit Award certificate . This is issued by the Detroit City Council to a person, event or organization being honored for an outstanding ... more details
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