Vessels Built by Argo Marine Builders Ltd.

compiled by John M. MacFarlane 2015

Argo Marine Builders Ltd

Argo Marine Builders Ltd. advertisement (Photo Western Fishermen Magazine.)

144 matches. 3 pages. Max 50 records per page.
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Name Registration Vessel Type Year Built
Aqua Star I 807638 (Canada) Yacht, power-cruiser 1986
Argodillo 814187 (Canada) Work Boat 1989
Argodillo II 815146 (Canada) Work Boat 1992
Argodillo III 816761 (Canada) Passenger Vessel 1993
Argonaut (II) 395908 (Canada) Tug, salvage 1980
Ashley 803164 (Canada) Work Boat 1983
Badger (II) 802258 (Canada) Tug 1982
Bella Girl 833361 (Canada) Fishboat, general 1987
Bengal I 817595 (Canada) Passenger Vessel 1994
Bengal II 817594 (Canada) Passenger Vessel 1994
Black Diamond Rider (Canada) Yacht, speedboat 1987
Bold Ruler 805060 (Canada) Work Boat 1985
Bowen Belle C27639BC (Canada) Ferry, passenger 2018c
Bull Eagle 814468 (Canada) Tug 1991
Burrard Cleaner 5 801584 (Canada) Work Boat 1981
Burrard Cleaner No. 5 801584 (Canada) Work Boat 1981
Bushwacker 806917 (Canada) Work Boat 1985
C.T. Scamp 396191 (Canada) Work Boat 1981
Charger (IV) 802675 (Canada) Work Boat 1984
Chemainus Eagle 814468 (Canada) Tug 1991
Christian Cove 817559 (Canada) Tug 1994
Chuck Forrest 815159 (Canada) Work Boat 1992
Chuck Forrest C21780BC (Canada) Work Boat (nk)
Clowholm Runner 814187 (Canada) Work Boat 1989
Clowholm Spirit I 810182 (Canada) Work Boat 1989
Clowholm Spirit II 812302 (Canada) Work Boat 1984
Clowhom Mist 807807 (Canada) Work Boat 1986
Coast VII 817594 (Canada) Passenger Vessel 1994
Coastal Launch 812708 (Canada) Passenger Vessel 1994
Compliant I 817595 (Canada) Passenger Vessel 1994
Courier II 800047 (Canada) Work Boat 1980
Crown Forest 72-101 800006 (Canada) Work Boat 1979
Crown Forest 72-106 800007 (Canada) Work Boat 1980
Crown Forest 72-116 802258 (Canada) Tug 1982
CZ 72-101 800006 (Canada) Work Boat 1979
CZ 72-106 800007 (Canada) Work Boat 1980
CZ-72-116 802258 (Canada) Tug 1982
Dalton Voyager 833361 (Canada) Fishboat, general 1987
Elhaz 843065 (Canada) Passenger Vessel 1998
Ella II 805059 (Canada) Work Boat 1985
Eoin-Mor (II) 809138 (Canada) Fishboat, general 1987
Epoch (II) 816801 (Canada) Fishboat, general 1994
Erika J II 811867 (Canada) Work Boat 1989
Estevan I 812792 (Canada) Tug 1989
Ex Wind (Canada) Work Boat (nk)
Exceller 811876 (Canada) Work Boat 1988
F.R.H.C. No. 4 384136 (Canada) Barge 1991
Flash Dancer 815329 (Canada) Tug 1991
Flicka II 816720 (Canada) Fishboat, general 1974
Forest Navigator 14K32317 (Canada) Passenger Vessel (nk)

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