Vessels built by the Newcastle Ship Building Co. Ltd.

compiled by John M. MacFarlane 2013

Gordon Miller states that "they were located was located at the mouth of the Millstream River, behind the present–day location of the Nanaimo Civic Arena."

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Name Registration Vessel Type Year Built
1398 176891 (Canada) Supply Vessel (Type II) 1944
Babine Post (I) 177593 (Canada) Supply Vessel (Type III) 1944
Beebee II 178840 (Canada) Work Boat 1947
Boom-Boy 178678 (Canada) Tug, boom 1948
Chemainus (II) 178680 (Canada) Tug, boom 1947
Coquitlam (H.M.C.S.) J.364 (RCN) Minesweeper, Llewellyn-class 1944
D.H. McDougall 176519 (Canada) Tug 1944
Endless Dreams (US) Passenger Vessel (cruise ship) 2002
F.D. 2 177593 (Canada) Supply Vessel (Type III) 1944
F.D. 3 177753 (Canada) Supply Vessel (Type III) 1944
F.D. No. 1 177594 (Canada) Patrol vessel 1944
Hesquiat (II) 176891 (Canada) Supply Vessel (Type II) 1944
Jennifer II 178837 (Canada) Work Boat 1947
Karen IV 178841 (Canada) Work Boat 1947
Kilslai 177594 (Canada) Patrol vessel 1944
Kimsquit (II) 176896 (Canada) Supply Vessel (Type II) 1944
Linda II 177586 (Canada) Tug 1945
Lorinda B. 177594 (Canada) Patrol vessel 1944
Lorna II 177587 (Canada) Work Boat 1945
M.531 Stuart (R.C.A.F.) 177753 (Canada) Supply Vessel (Type III) 1944
M.533 Sooke (R.C.A.F.) 177594 (Canada) Patrol vessel 1944
M.534 Babine (R.C.A.F.) 177593 (Canada) Supply Vessel (Type III) 1944
M.596 Hesquiat (R.C.A.F.) 176891 (Canada) Supply Vessel (Type II) 1944
M.597 Kimsquit (R.C.A.F.) 176896 (Canada) Supply Vessel (Type II) 1944
M.598 Seton (R.C.A.F.) (RCAF) Supply Vessel (Type III) 1943
Maria C. 175668 (Canada) Fishboat, general 1946
McIvor No. IV 178678 (Canada) Tug, boom 1948
Northern Mist 177753 (Canada) Supply Vessel (Type III) 1944
Raven's Apprentice 177753 (Canada) Supply Vessel (Type III) 1944
Rex VI 190314 (Canada) Tug, boom 1948
SBR-125 (USSR) J.495 (RCN) Minesweeper, Lake-class (Admiralty - Type) 1946
Sea Foam II 176519 (Canada) Tug 1944
Sooke Post (I) 177594 (Canada) Patrol vessel 1944
St. Joseph (H.M.C.S.) J.359 (RCN) Minesweeper, Llewellyn-class 1944
Storm III 177995 (Canada) Fishboat, general 1947
Stuart Post (I) 177753 (Canada) Supply Vessel (Type III) 1944
T-201 (USSR) J.495 (RCN) Minesweeper, Lake-class (Admiralty - Type) 1946
Wilcox J.364 (RCN) Minesweeper, Llewellyn-class 1944
Willow Lake (H.M.C.S.) J.495 (RCN) Minesweeper, Lake-class (Admiralty - Type) 1946
Woodpecker II 188474 (Canada) Tug, boom 1947

Author’s Note: This is a partial list (work in progress).


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Note to Reader: Vessel names containing Roman numerals in parentheses (e.g. Floater (II)) indicates more than one vessel in the database with the same name. The numerals in parentheses are NOT part of the vessel name but are used to distinguish one vessel from another in the database.


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