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  • Casca (1898)
    Casca (1898) Ship
        Official No.: 103919; First Rebuild: Official Number: 103919 Propulsion: Sternwheel Dimensions: 161 x 37 -- 1079 tons Rebuilt: Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada in 1912 140x31x5. Owned by E. Dewdney & A. Pik
      Official No.: 103919; First Rebuild: Official Number: 103919 Propulsion: Sternwheel Dimensions: 161 …
  • Alaska (1913)
    Alaska (1913) Ship
        Other Names: Aksala (1927); Official No.: 116621; Later Registration: U.S.A. (1913) First Rebuild: Official Number: 116621 Propulsion: Sternwheel Dimensions: 167 x 35 -- 1067 tons 167x35x6 Owned by B
      Other Names: Aksala (1927); Official No.: 116621; Later Registration: U.S.A. (1913) First …
  • Whitehorse (1901)
    Whitehorse (1901) Ship
        Official No.: 107837; First Rebuild: Official Number: 107837 Propulsion: Sternwheel Dimensions: 171 x 36 -- 1120 tons Rebuilt: in 1930 167x35x5 Owned by British Yukon Navigation Co. Engines (2) 16x72
      Official No.: 107837; First Rebuild: Official Number: 107837 Propulsion: Sternwheel Dimensions: 171 …
  • Prospector (1901)
    Prospector (1901) Ship
        Official No.: 107865; 111x22x5 Owned by Stanf & Ridley (Stewart River Trading Co.), Dawson 1901; R. P. McLellan, Dawson 1907. Engines (2) 12x48 by Victoria Machinery Depot, to "Nasutlin". Sternwheel.
      Official No.: 107865; 111x22x5 Owned by Stanf & Ridley (Stewart River Trading …
  • Selkirk (1901)
    Selkirk (1901) Ship
        Official No.: 107835; 167x34x5 Owned by British Yukon Navigation Co. Built by British Yukon Navigation Co., Whitehorse 1901. Engines (2) 16x72 by Albion Iron Works, Victoria, from "McConnell". Sternw
      Official No.: 107835; 167x34x5 Owned by British Yukon Navigation Co. Built by …
  • Nasutlin (1912)
    Nasutlin (1912) Ship
        Official No.: 133738; First Rebuild: Official Number: 133738 Propulsion: Sternwheel Dimensions: 141 x 27 -- 570 tons Rebuilt: in 1938 115x27x4 Owned by British Yukon Navigation Co. Engines (2) 12x48
      Official No.: 133738; First Rebuild: Official Number: 133738 Propulsion: Sternwheel Dimensions: 141 …
  • Pauline (1907)
    Pauline (1907) Ship
        Official No.: 116611; 86x16x4 Owned by N. B. & J. S. Raymond, (Side Streams Navigation Co.), Whitehorse. Built by N. B. Raymond, Whitehorse 1907. Engines (2) 6½x36 (maker unknown). Sternwheel. Last u
      Official No.: 116611; 86x16x4 Owned by N. B. & J. S. Raymond, …
  • Keno (1922)
    Keno (1922) Ship
        Official No.: 116618; First Rebuild: Official Number: 116618 Propulsion: Sternwheel Dimensions: 141 x 30 -- 613 tons Rebuilt: Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada in 1937 131x29x5 Owned by British Yukon Navigat
      Official No.: 116618; First Rebuild: Official Number: 116618 Propulsion: Sternwheel Dimensions: 141 …
  • Kestrel (1920)
    Kestrel (1920) Ship
        Other Names: Neecheah (1921); Official No.: 116619; 79x17x3 Owned by British Yukon Navigation Co.
      Other Names: Neecheah (1921); Official No.: 116619; 79x17x3 Owned by British Yukon …
  • Klondike (1929)
    Klondike (1929) Ship
        Official No.: 116627; 210x42x6 Owned by British Yukon Navigation Co. Engines (2) 17-28x72 by Gilette & Eaton, Lake City Minn. Sternwheel. ; Final Location: Hootalinqua, Yukon, Canada, Wrecked
      Official No.: 116627; 210x42x6 Owned by British Yukon Navigation Co. Engines (2) …
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