Boats Operating Above Wenatchee
Name | Type | Year Built | Where Built | Builders | Owners | Hull | Gross Tons | Net Tons | Length | Beam | Draft | Engines | Registry | Disposition |
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Oro | stern | 1896 | Wenatchee | Columbia & Okanogan Steam Navigation Co. | wood | 84' | ||||||||
Camano | stern | 1898 | Wenatchee | Columbia & Okanogan Steam Navigation Co. | wood | 59 | 90' | Wrecked 1904 | ||||||
Chelan | stern | 1902 | Wenatchee | Columbia & Okanogan Steam Navigation Co. | wood | 244 | 125' | Burned 7/8/1915 | ||||||
Gerome | stern | 1902 | Wenatchee | wood | 109 | 81' | Wrecked 1905 | |||||||
Alexander Griggs | stern | 1903 | Wenatchee | Columbia & Okanogan Steam Navigation Co. | wood | 111' | Wrecked 1905 | |||||||
Columbia | stern | 1905 | Wenatchee | Columbia & Okanogan Steam Navigation Co. | wood | 341 | 131' | Burned 7/8/1915 | ||||||
Douglas | stern | 1914 | Wenatchee | 12 | 141' | gasoline | Abandoned 1924 |
Read more about this topic: List Of Steamboats On The Columbia River
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