Steamboats of the Arrow Lakes
List of Vessels
The following steamboats and related vessels operated on these lakes:

Steamboats of the Arrow Lakes

Section Title: List of Vessels
Table Section Text: The following steamboats and related vessels operated on these lakes:

Name	Type	Year Built	Where Built	Owners	Builder	Gross Tons	Reg. Tons	Length	Beam	Depth	Engines	Disposition

Forty-Nine	sternwheeler	1865	Colville Landing, WA	Leonard White	Leonard White and C.W. Briggs	219	114'	20'	5'	12" by 48"	little used after 1870

Alpha	steam launch	1882	Hong Kong	unknown

Dispatch	sternwheeler	1888	Revelstoke	Columbia Transportation Co.	37	23	54'	22'	4.5'	8"x24"	Last used as snag boat, dismantled 1893, engines to Illecillewaet.

Marion	sternwheeler	circa 1888	Golden, BC	Columbia Trans. Co.	Alexander Watson	15	9	61'	10.3'	3.6'	5.5" by 8"	sank on Kootenay Lake in 1901

Lytton	sternwheeler	1890	Revelstoke	C&KSN Co.	Alexander Watson	452	285	131'	25.5'	4.8'	16'x62"	Dismantled 1902 or 1904

Kootenai	sternwheeler	1885	Little Dalles	Henderson & McCartney	Paquet & Smith/E.G.Thomason	371	269	139'	22'	5'	14"x60"	Grounded and dismantled 1895

Columbia	sternwheeler	1891	Little Dalles, WA	Alexander Watson/Joseph Paquet	C&KSN Co.	534	378	153'	28'	6.3'	18"x72"	Burned, 1894, total loss

Illecillewaet	sternwheel scow	1892	Revelstoke	C&KSN Co.	Alexander Watson	98	62	78'	15'	4'	8"x24" (from Dispatch)	Sold for barge use, 1902

Nakusp	sternwheeler	1895	Nakusp, BC	C&KSN	Thomas J. Bulger	1083	832	171'	33.5'	6.3'	20"x72"	Destroyed by fire at dock at Arrowhead, BC, 23 Dec 1897

Trail	sternwheeler	1896	Nakusp, BC	C&KSN	Thomas J. Bulger	663	418	165'	31	4.9'	14" by 60"	destroyed by fire at Robson West, BC, June 1900

Columbia	steam tug	1896	Nakusp, BC	C&KSN	Thomas J. Bulger	50	34	77'	14.5'	6.4'	9" / 18" by 12"	In service until 1947, sold 1948, later disposition unknown

Kootenay	sternwheeler	1897	Nakusp, BC	Canadian Pacific Railway	Thomas J. Bulger	1117	732	184'	33	6.2'	18" by 72"	Used as houseboat after about 1920, eventually abandoned below Nakusp.

Rossland	sternwheeler	1897	Nakusp, BC	C.P.R.	Thomas J. Bulger	884	532	183'	29'	7'	22" by 96"	sank 1917, raised, but proved to be unsalvageable, and sold for use as landing barge.

Minto	sternwheeler	1898	Nakusp, BC	C.P.R.	J. M. Bulger	830	522	162'	30'	5.1'	16" by 72"	abandoned on beach 1955, fittings and sternwheel stripped, deliberately burned August 1, 1968, after restoration efforts failed.

Revelstoke	sternwheeler	1902	Nakusp, BC	Columbia River Steamship Co.	309	179	127'	22.7'	4.3'	12" by 60"	Destroyed by fire at Comaplix, April 1915, possibly arson.

Whatshan	steam tug	1909	Nakusp, BC	C.P.R.	106	72	90'	19'	8.1'	12" / 26" by 18"	Out of service 1919, scrapped 1920

Bonnington	sternwheeler	1911	Nakusp, BC	C.P.R.	J. M. Bulger	1700	1010	203'	39	7.5'	16"/ 34" by 96"	Dismantled 1950s

Nipigonian	motor launch (steel hull)	1929	Penetang, Ont.	10	7	40'	9.5'	4.8'	gasoline	Only used from February 1 to late April 1948

Widget	diesel tug	Vancouver, BC	Ivan Horie	9	6	36.5'	9.5'	4.8	diesel

Columbia	motor pass. tug	1928	Vancouver, BC	C.P.R.	22	15	50'	11.4	5.6'	diesel

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