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      Official No.: 112043; 63x14x5 Owned E. Gagnon, St. Anne de Chicoutimi. Engines (2) 8x10 by G. A. Pontbriand, Sorel.

      Official No.: 138266; 85x21x6 Owned by J. Tremblay, Ste. Anne de Chicoutimi 1921; to Morton Engineering Co., Quebec 1931; Town of Ste. Anne de Chicoutimi 1935. Ferry.

      Other Names: Alaska (1922); Official No.: 126923; 86x21x8 Owned by Port of Chicoutimi Co. 1914, 1921; Sincennes-McNaughton 1927. Built by Soc. de Constructions Mecaniques, Chicoutimi Que. 1910. Engine 16-27x18 (maker unknown). Tug.

      Official No.: 126931; 71x18x5 Owned by E. Gagnon, Chicoutimi Que. 1917; J. Gagnon, Chicoutimi 1921. Built by E. Gagnon, Ste. Anne de Chicoutimi 1911. Engine 8x10 (maker unknown)

      Official No.: 77889; 32x9x3 Owned by A. Sturton, Chicoutimi Que. Engine 8x8 by N. Twiss, New Haven Conn.

      Official No.: 92344; 58x11x7 Owned by A. Sturton, Chicoutimi Que. 1895, 1901; B. J. Kaine, Baie des Ha! Ha!, Que. 1917. Built by A. Sturton, Chicoutimi 1887. Engine 7½x7½ by Vosper & Co., Portsmouth England.

      Official No.: 100862; 48x12x4 Owned and built by E. Gagnon, Ste. Anne de Chicoutimi. Engine 10x28 by F. X. Drolet, Quebec. Ferry.

      Official No.: 121924; 77x23x5 Owned by O. Tremblay, Ste. Anne de Chicoutimi. Built by Gagnon & Tremblay, Ste. Anne de Chicoutimi. Engines (2) 12x30 by F. X. Drolet, Quebec. Ferry. Licensed for 40 passengers 1914.

      Official No.: 150398; Later Registration: Mexico (1943) First Rebuild: Official Number: 150398 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 104 x 28 -- 170 tons Rebuilt: in 1925 104x28x10 Owned by L. G. Trembley, Quebec.

      Stereoview of the St. Lawrence Towboat Company steamboat CLYDE at a wharf in the Saguenay River

      Official No.: 107887; 67x16x8 Owned by Canadian Forwarding & Export Co., Montreal. Built by C.F. & Ex. Co., Montreal 1900. Engine 19½x16 by J. & R. Weir, Montreal. Tug, on St. Lawrence first, then at Chicoutimi. ; Final Location: Chicoutimi, Quebec, Canada, Foundered