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Granthall
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Shell Oil Exploration
Amai Contractor
San Juan Prince
Ealasaid
Robert Kerr
Hi–Ho II
Admiral Blake
Alvena
Samson IV Pender Lady
Sitka Spruce II
Songhee / Driftwood
HMCS Rainbow
Hecate Crown
Brockton
Langdale Water Taxi
PWD 250 dredge
Belen Quezada
Uzbekistan Boiler
Casco
C.A. Kirkegaard
RMS Abyssinia
Red Fir No. 10
CCGS Vancouver
CCGS Parizeau
Cape Perry
Boom Tug Yacht
Sea Lion
Passat V
Banook
Speedaway
Amorita
Rangoon II
Vityaz
Kalakala
Cape Naden
Princess Victoria
Reaper
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HMS Hood
Uchuck I
Rupert City
Comox
Udal mission boat
Kitnayakwa
Hovercraft CG–021
Idler II
Hanna
Cleodoxa
Victoria Lifeboat
Margaretta
Beaver Rock
Anne Marie II
Belfast
Early Seiners
Ivy Leaf
Windward Mark
Harriet E.
Milbanke Sound
Northland Prince
HMCS Alberton
HMCS Riverton
HMCS Beamsville
HMCS Hartville
HMCS Shawville
RCAF BC Star
Rolano
Amara Zee
Pursepa
MCM
Point Ellice
Songhee
River Brave
Fathom No. 1
Empress Canada Aground
Tartar
Bamfield Lifeboats
Ilika
Dredge Fort Langley
S.S. Beaver replica
North Star Herschel Is
Audrey B.
Empress of Canada
RMS Queen Elizabeth
SS Commodore II
Sedco Joides Resolution
Stadacona
Amon–Re
Moshulu
Schooner Barge Alumna
Petrel
Free Winds
Alpine Fir II
Tiffany I
Chieftain III
Skeena Skiffs
Tug JWP
Ocean Renegade
Dog Star
W.H. Pierce
F.D. 3
Tug Hope
Northern Expedition
Peleg
Salvage Queen
HMCS Ontario
Florence Filberg
HMCS Uganda
Weser Captured
HMCS Armentieres
HMCS Cedarwood
HMCS Chaleur (III)
HMCS Rainbow
RFM
Humboldt
Inca
Wabash
Norking
Western Express
Robert Kerr
Messenger III
Arctic Fox II
Gulfstream Wreck
S.F. Tolmie
Aileen
Tug Billmor
Mary Todd
Restless
Cable Innovator
Beatrice R
Invader
Island Commander Art
Dredges
IJNS Idzumo
J.S. Polhemus
HMS New Zealand
Indonesian Freighter
Pakistani Freighter
Seamee II
Forest Ranger II
Scud
Katie Mack
Aleutian Chief
Norvan
Riversdale
Kitimat II
Island Jetfoil
Pamir
Oak Bay Marine Vessels
Pixies Dream
Tug Snohomish
Island Titan
Cypress Mist
Hillier Family Vessels
Bissett Vessels
HMCS Galiano
Lorna D.
Brico 16
Northern Light V
RCAF Malecite
Noble Lady
HM Tacoma
Nitinat Bar
Nitinat Chief
Tari Jacque
Sooke Prince
Black Eyes
Cherry II
Kivi
GE 2
Island Commander
HMCS Wolf
HMS Diomede
Danmark
Silver Fir
August Moon
Swell
B.C. Surveyor
HMCS Stettler
Seamus Claudia M.
Lorne
HMCS Sans Peur
RCMP St. Roch
April Point Connector
HMCS Cape Breton
Mt. Ream
Cougar 308
HMS/HMCS Algerine
Arro
M.R. Cliff
USNS Curtiss
Hecate
Hammer Logging
F.D. 202
Porte de la Reine
Prince William
Canadian National No. 5
J.R. Morgan
Laurier
Tilikum Move
Trekka Move
Nidge
County of Linlithgow
Ripple Point
HMCS Annapolis
Kenkon Maru
Seascape
CCGC Rider
Queen of the North
Marleah Troller
Wildwood 1
Gate Vessels
Naval Fireboat
Caspian Sea
Torhavn
Jager
Aurora Surveyor
E.B. Mcnaughton
Pilot Boats
S.S. Sicamous
Rhododendron
HMCS Victoria
Queen of Vancouver
Aklavik Nascopie
Hatta III
Uzbekhistan
Canadian Princess
Clipper New York
Anne Carlander
Big Barges
Berthing the Krousson
High–Tech Cableships
HMCS Oriole
Dry Beam
HMS Canada
Capco 200
Raven (PCT–56)
Hansa Heavy Lift Ship Tokyo
Submersible Ben Franklin
Royal City Star
Modern Steam Yachts
Alternate Lifestyle Houseboat
Sternwheelers in New Westminster
Annie Tuck
Chris–Craft Motor Yacht
HMS Unicorn
Queen Mary Memory
Site News: November 20, 2024
The vessel database has been updated and is now holding 94,591 vessel histories (with 16,203 images and 13,900 records of ship wrecks and marine disasters).
Vessel records are currently being reviewed and updated with more than 40,000 processed so far this year.
The mariner and naval biography database has also been updated and now contains 58,599 entries (with 3996 images).
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.
Also my special thanks to my volunteer content accuracy checker, John Spivey of Irvine CA USA, who continues (almost every day for the last couple of years) to proof read thousands of Nauticapedia vessel histories and provided input to improve more than 14,000 entries. His attention to detail has been a huge unexpected bonus in improving and updating the vessel detail content.