Grounded cargo ship freed after being stuck in Delaware River for days
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- The cargo ship that got stuck in the Delaware River last week was freed over the weekend. The Algoma Verity got stuck in the channel on Wednesday, about a mile north of the Ben Franklin Bridge in Philadelphia's Fishtown section.
Cargo ship re-floated in Delaware River near Ben Franklin Bridge after getting stuck
The cargo ship that got stuck in the Delaware River near the Ben Franklin Bridge earlier this week was finally on the move once again. The Coast Guard said around 11:30 a.m. Saturday, the ship was successfully refloated during the incoming tide and moored at a nearby marine terminal.
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