List of Vessels
| Name | Type | Year Built | Where Built | Builders | Owners | Gross Tons | Length | Disposition |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Messenger | sternwheeler | 1872 | Empire City | Capt. M. Lane | 136 | 91' | burned 1876 at Coos Bay, total loss | |
| Juno | propeller | 1906 | Marshfield | 32 | 60.8' | unknown | ||
| Millicoma | sternwheeler | 1909 | Marshfield | Frank Lowe | 14 | 55' | later converted to gasoline engine, rebuilt 1917 as propeller, ult. dispo unk. | |
| Pedler | sternwheeler | 1908 | Marshfield | S. Gilroy | 407 | 124' | unknown, 1910 | |
| Fay No. 4 | sternwheeler (gasoline) | 1912 | North Bend | 179 | 136' | Transferred to California, 1913 | ||
| Life-Line | propeller (gasoline) | 1912 | Marshfield | 36' | Foundered off coast June 5, 1923, just south of Neahkanie Mountain, while en route from Coos Bay to Kelso. Crew survived, hull washed ashore and buried by sand. | |||
| Rainbow | sternwheeler | 1912 | Marshfield | Frank Lowe | Coos River Trans. Co. | 75 | 64' | Abandoned 1923 |
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