Blue banner extending across the page, this banner had two white stripes on the far left side. On the right of these stripes is the seal of the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary In the center of this seal is a shield with red and white stripes on the bottom and a blue field on the top.  Surrounding this shield  are the words "United States Coast Guard Auxiliary"  Behind the shield are two white anchors which are crossed.  Next to this seal is another white stripe. Following this third stripe is a blue field with the words. "United States Coast Guard Auxiliary" on the top and beneath that in smaller letters are the words "Department of Homeland Security."

FLOTILLA 26-6

SAULT ST. MARIE, MICHIGAN

Division 26  9th Central District

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Aerial View of the Locks at Sault Ste. Marie. Showing  a long view of the Saint Mary's River and the two locks in operation. We see the city and the forested area surrounding the river.

Picture of a man in a Coast Guard Auxiliary Uniform and Life jacket sitting high on the bridge of a boat.  In the water in front of him are several pleasure craft  ands another Coast Guard Auxiliary Boat standing watch.

 

  Soo Locks at Sault St. Marie

       U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary on Patrol

 
       
 

Welcome to the Home page of Flotilla 26-6,

Sault Ste. Marie ,Michigan. 

Members of the Coast Guard Auxiliary are the volunteer arm of the United States Coast Guard. Flotilla 26-6 serves under the direction of the  Coast Guard Sector Sault Ste. Marie. We are part of Division 26 and are assigned the area around Sault Ste. Marie.  We  assist The United States Coast Guard in the waters of The Upper St. Mary's River and the Eastern Section of Whitefish Bay in Lake Superior.

Pictured above is an aerial view of the Soo Locks through which ships  travel between Lake Superior and the other Great Lakes.  These locks are the busiest in the world with over 12,000 ships passing each year. This volume has been a constant even though the locks are closed from January of each year  until March.

The Sault Ste Marie Flotilla is proud of its volunteer work in the areas of Recreational Boating Safety, Boating Education and Homeland Security Support  for the United States Coast Guard. We are also responsible for maintaining a large display at the SS Valley Camp Museum, maintaining this display is a honor for the Flotilla as it reminds that the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary has been a vital part of the History of Shipping on the Great Lakes. To find out more about SS Valley Camp click here. 

Our Flotilla meets monthly at the Coast Guard Station Sault Ste. Marie on the first Tuesday of the month at 7:00 pm. For more information contact the Web Master or the Flotilla Commander.

 

     

Last Updated:March 04, 2010

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