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Burns Harbor

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Burns Harbor

Small town in northwestern Indiana, on Lake Michigan, adjacent to Portage, in which Indiana's Burns International Harbor is situated; population (1990) 800. Burns Harbor has a large Bethlehem Steel plant.

The Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore begins to the east of the town.



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ISG has operating facilities in ten states including fully integrated steel works in Cleveland, Ohio; East Chicago and Burns Harbor, Ind.
Hot metal fever: even after a recent downhill run, entrepreneurs are ... by Taylor, Brian / Recycling Today
The Western Region will include: ISG's facilities at Burns Harbor and Indiana Harbor (Indiana); Riverdale and Hennepin (Illinois); Columbus Coatings (Ohio) and Mittal Steel's Indiana Harbor (Indiana), I/N Tek, I/N Kote (Joint Venture companies with Nippon Steel Company) and Minorca Mine.
Mittal Steel Company N.V. Announces Management Organization at Mittal ... by Business Wire
to buy its assets, including integrated mills in Burns Harbor, Ind.
Urge to merger: in several parts of the world, steel companies are ... by Taylor, Brian / Recycling Today
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