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SMT-5000 SMT–5000
Pacific Grizzly Pacific Grizzly
Sundowner Sundowner
Zodiac Light Zodiac Light
Aklavik Aground Aklavik Aground
Mandala No. 1 Mandala No. 1 Wreck
Rolano Aground Rolano Aground
A.L. Bryant A.L. Bryant
S.S. Iroquois Iroquois Wreck
President Madison President Madison
Dauntless Tug Dauntless
Vadso Vadso Wreck
Wreck of the Mariechen Mariechen Wreck
Valencia Valencia Wreck
Florence Filberg Florence Filberg
Armentieres HMCS Armentieres
Fort Camosun Fort Camosun
Magellan Magellan
Humboldt Humboldt
Northwestern Northwestern
Robertson II Aground Robertson II Aground
Robertson II Robertson II
Wreck of the Gulfstream Gulfstream Wreck
Guerrero Guerrero Wreck
Ohio Ohio
Princess May Princess May
HMS Flora HMS Flora
Kitimat II Kitimat II
HMCS Galiano HMCS Galiano
Meteor Meteor Fire
log Disaster Log Dump Disaster
Nitinat Chief Nitinat Chief
Daring Wreck Daring Wreck
Columbia Aground Columbia Aground
Westbank Park Westbank Park
CCGC Rider CCGC Rider
Kazu Maru Kazu Maru
Dry Berth Incident Dry Beam
HMCS Cornerbrook HMCS Corner Brook
Wreck Vanlene Wreck of the Vanlene
Santa Maria Wreck Santa Maria Wreck
L & H Wreck L.&H. Wreck
Zephyr Wreck Zephyr Wreck
Nauticapedia

Site News: December 21, 2024

The vessel database has been updated and is now holding 94,824 vessel histories (with 16,274 images and 13,929 records of ship wrecks and marine disasters).

Vessel records are currently being reviewed and updated with more than 45,000 processed so far this year (2024).

The mariner and naval biography database has also been updated and now contains 58,599 entries (with 3996 images).

Thanks to Ray Warren who is beginning a long process of filling gaps in the photo record of vessel histories in the database. Ray has been documenting the ships of Vancouver Harbour for more than 60 years.

Thanks to contributor Mike Rydqvist McCammon for the hundreds of photos he has contributed to illustrate British Columbia’s floating heritage.

My very special thanks to our volunteer IT adviser, John Eyre, who (since 2021) has modernized, simplified and improved the update process for the databases into semi–automated processes. His participation has been vital to keeping the Nauticapedia available to our netizens.

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