Also known as:

PATHFINDER; GODERICH; SOO RIVER TRADER; PINEGLEN; NEGLEN

Year of Build:

1906

Official Number:

203407

Built at:

Wyandotte, Michigan, United States

Vessel Type:

Bulk Freighter

Hull Materials:

Steel

Hull Number:

165

Builder Name:

Detroit Shipbuilding Co

Original Owner:

Masaba Steamship Co

Propulsion:

Screw

Engine Type:

Triple expansion 23"-38"-63", 42" stroke

# Boilers:

2 Scotch 14' 6" x 11' 6"

Propulsion Notes:

1760 hp; engine and boilers built by vessel builder, 1906

Length:

530'

Beam:

60'

Depth:

31'

Tonnage (gross):

6751

Tonnage (net):

5408

Final Location:

Port Maitland, Ontario

Date:

1984

How:

Scrapped

1906 Owned Masaba Steamship Co (Pickands, Mather & Co)

1913 Owned Interlake Steamship Co (Pickands, Mather & Co)

1925 Renamed PATHFINDER

1941 Installation of 2 Scotch boilers, 14' 6" x 12' 6", by Toledo Shipbuilding Co, OH

1964 Owned Upper Lakes Shipping Ltd; renamed GODERICH

1980 Owned Soo River Co Ltd (Pierson); renamed SOO RIVER TRADER

1982 Owned Parrish and Heimbecker Ltd; renamed PINEGLEN

1984 Renamed NEGLEN; scrapped in Port Maitland, ONT