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    Other Names: OTTAWA; Official No.: 3152; Final Date: 30 Nov 1909; Dimensions (LBD): 151' x 28.4' x 13.7' ; Built for towing & rafting, Lake Michigan; one of largest & most powerful tugs on lakes. 188

    Dimensions (LBD): 84' x 23' x 9' ; 1837 Built at Oregon, Ohio; enrolled at Maumee City for service between Buffalo & Chicago 1840 Enrolled Buffalo, New York 1840 Enrolled Maumee City, Ohio 1841 Enrol

    Final Date: Sep 1851; Dimensions (LBD): 82' x 19' x 0' ; 1840 Built at Trois Rivieres, Quebec, for passenger & package freight service 1851, September Sank in Lake Ontario, near Kingston after collis

    Dimensions (LBD): 110' x 16.6' x 7.5' ; 1842 Built at Lachine, Quebec by Edward D. Merritt 1846, July 13 Registered at Montreal, Quebec; owner William Brush, Montreal

    1848 Built at Montreal, Quebec by A. Canton 1853, April In Royal Mail Line between Montreal & Kingston - passenger & freight service 1853, August 15 Beached in Saint Lawrence River; repaired 1854 Own

    1850 Built Saint Anns, Quebec 1854 Owned J.Hamilton, Montreal; mail steamer 1858 Listed in commission

    Official No.: 33514; Dimensions (LBD): 76.9' x 13.3' x 5.6' ; 1853 Built at Rochester, Ontario; registered Montreal, Quebec 1874-78 Owned B.S. Wales, Chatham, Ontario, merchant

    1861-1864 Owned by Union Forwarding Company, Ottawa, Quebec; a riverboat

    Official No.: 18914; Final Date: 29 Nov 1872; Dimensions (LBD): 142' 6" x 27' 5" x 8' 8" ; 1854 Built Cleveland, Ohio by Stephens & Presley for passenger & freight service 1855, April 11 Enrolled Det

    1862 Built at Belleville, Ontario by David Tait 1863 Owned D.D. Bogart, Belleville 1865 Enrolled Oswego, New York, owner L.Littz, 157 gross tons 1866 Enrolled Erie, Pennsylvania 1866 Enrolled Oswego,