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  • Caraboo (1902)
    Caraboo (1902) Ship
        Official No.: 116692; 50x10x5 Owned by Hislop & Nagle. Tug & freight.
      Official No.: 116692; 50x10x5 Owned by Hislop & Nagle. Tug & freight.
  • Wrigley (1886)
    Wrigley (1886) Ship
        Official No.: 90456; 83x15x7 Owned by Hudson's Bay Co. Built by J.M. Smith, Fort Smith N.W.T. 1886. Engine 12x14 by Doty Engine Works. Hung up on sandbar for two weeks 1897, hull weakened and condemn
      Official No.: 90456; 83x15x7 Owned by Hudson's Bay Co. Built by J.M. …
  • Wrigley (1898)
    Wrigley (1898) Ship
        Official No.: 107214; 96x16x7 Built and owned by Hudson's Bay Co.
      Official No.: 107214; 96x16x7 Built and owned by Hudson's Bay Co.
  • St. Marie (1906)
    St. Marie (1906) Ship
        Other Names: Northland Trader (1912); First Rebuild: Official Number: 130717 Propulsion: Sternwheel Dimensions: 87 x 17 -- 110 tons Rebuilt: in 1914 Second Rebuild: Propulsion: Sternwheel Original di
      Other Names: Northland Trader (1912); First Rebuild: Official Number: 130717 Propulsion: Sternwheel …
  • Liard River (1919)
    Liard River (1919) Ship
        Official No.: 138625; 82x17x3 Owned by Hudson's Bay Co. Wrecked about August 1922 near Fort Nelson N. W. T.
      Official No.: 138625; 82x17x3 Owned by Hudson's Bay Co. Wrecked about August …
  • Mackenzie River (1911)
    Mackenzie River (1911) Shipcomment
        Official No.: 130279; 126x26x5 Owned by Hudson's Bay Co. Engines (2) 12x60 by J. Inglis, Toronto (from "B. C. Express") Sternwheel. Frozen in and wrecked by ice spring 1944. Became bunkhouse for comm
      Official No.: 130279; 126x26x5 Owned by Hudson's Bay Co. Engines (2) 12x60 …
  • Fort Resolution
    Fort Resolution Ship
        Official No.: 150526; 75x17x4 Owned by Hudson's Bay Co.
      Official No.: 150526; 75x17x4 Owned by Hudson's Bay Co.
  • St. Alphonse (1897)
    St. Alphonse (1897) Ship
        Official No.: 107208; 54x11x5 Owned by Roman Catholic Church. Used on Mackenzie River.
      Official No.: 107208; 54x11x5 Owned by Roman Catholic Church. Used on Mackenzie …
  • Distributor III (1920)
    Distributor III (1920) Ship
        Official No.: 150523; 151x35x6 Owned by Alberta & Arctic Transportation Co. 1921; 1926; Hudson's Bay Co. 1930. Engines (2) 15x72 by Polson Iron Works, Toronto (from earlier "Distributor")
      Official No.: 150523; 151x35x6 Owned by Alberta & Arctic Transportation Co. 1921; …
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