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      Official No.: 107782; 47x17x4 Owned by A. Lumsden, Ottawa 1899. Fabricated by Peachey & West, Simcoe Ont. Alligator (warp tug). On Diamond Lake 1907. Badly damaged by fire 02/09/06 Temiskaming, Que. Destroyed in train wreck near Kippewa, Que. 21/09/07; Final Location: Temiskaming, Quebec, Canada, Burnt

      Official No.: 153132; 72x19x8 Owned by Canadian International Paper Co.

      Official No.: 130644; First Rebuild: Official Number: 130644 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 68 x 17 -- 72 tons Rebuilt: in 1922 66x23x5 Owned by Upper Ottawa Improvement Co. Fabricated by Collingwood Shipbuilding Co.

      Official No.: 116641; First Rebuild: Official Number: 116641 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 130 x 25 -- 366 tons Rebuilt: in 1920 141x42x8 Owned by Upper Ottawa Improvement Co. Paddle engine 20-38x43 by Bertram Engineering Works, Toronto. Screw engine unknown.

      Official No.: 116862; 68x12x5 Owned by Upper Ottawa Improvement Co. Engine 8-16x10 by Bertram Engineering Co., Toronto. Tug.

      Official No.: 116340; First Rebuild: Official Number: 116340 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 136 x 26 -- 490 tons Rebuilt: in 1922 148x45x8 Owned by Upper Ottawa Improvement Co. Built as paddle steamer, rebuilt screw 136x26x8 1922. Paddle engine 24-48x60 by Bertram Engineering Works, Toronto.

      Official No.: 107385; First Rebuild: Official Number: 107385 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 133 x 23 -- 295 tons Rebuilt: in 1906 133x23x7 Owned by A. Lumsden, Ottawa 1903; to Temiskaming Navigation Co. 1906; to Ville Marie Navigation Co. 1915. Licensed for 250 passengers 1914. Boiler exploded 10/11/08 near Mattawa, 5 killed. …

      Official No.: 126524; First Rebuild: Official Number: 126524 Propulsion: Sidewheel Dimensions: 48 x 10 -- 17 tons Rebuilt: Temiskaming, Quebec, Canada in 1919 53x16x3 Owned by Upper Ottawa Improvement Co. Built by Peachey & West, Simcoe Ont. 1908. Alligator (warp tug).

      Official No.: 103881; First Rebuild: Official Number: 103881 Propulsion: Sidewheel Dimensions: 51 x 16 -- 26 tons Rebuilt: Aylmer, Quebec, Canada in 1911 37x16x4 Owned by A. Lumsden, Ottawa 1901; Upper Ottawa Improvement Co. 1917 1927. Sank 31/10/45 Lac Deschênes near Ottawa. ; Final Location: Lake Deschenes, Quebec, Canada, Foundered