Approaching Lock O-1 on the Oswego. We are now northbound for the Port of Oswego. The port is situated in the southeast corner of Lake Ontario

Exiting Lock O-2

Dropping down on Lock O-3

The Rookey's Tug Honey

Down on Lock O-5. There is not a Lock O-4. The original canal plans called for one but the engineers were able to work one of the locks out of the plans. The signs must have been made though because all the other numbers stayed the same.

North of Lock O-5

Dam at Lock O-6

Salmon fisherman at the dam at Lock O-7

The pool between Lock O-7 and Lock O-8 in Oswego, NY

The Oswego River is on the right. We are moving through a canalized portion of the river.

Entering Lock O-8

Oswego is an entry point for the NYS Canal System

We are still 245 ft above sea level as we enter Lake Ontario

Bridge just north of Lock O-8

Oswego Harbor

Coleman's Irish Pub

H. Lee White Museum. Make sure to stop in and see the displays, Interesting views of life in a canal and lake town.