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- Canada Steamship Lines
- 1 43.4
18.6
8.0
2013
2821.0
82770 cf
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd.
BULK FREIGHTERS
Acadian ex
- 2 is now known as the Mapleheath and is owned by Canada Steamship Lines (9).
- 3 one of the companies which later became the Canada Steamship Lines, and was fitted with one of the largest Diesels
- 4 Transportation Company later absorbed by the Canada Steamship Lines. This vessel was fitted with a Diesel-electric
- 5 640 bhp at 720 rpm. The Iroquois of the Canada Steamship Lines has Fairbanks-Morse nonreversing type engines of
- 6 Capt. H. R. Baxter and Mr. N. F. Howell of Canada Steamship Lines Ltd. and Mr. W. E. Collison of the Quebec & Ontario
- 7 Navigation," by James Croil, and, Canada Steamship Lines Marine Historical Collection.
- 8 of about 60 ft from the AP, whereas the latest Canada Steamship Lines Canaller, the Iroquois, has the machinery and
- 9 indebted to the author for informing me that the Canada Steamship Lines vessel Mapleheath which is now steam-driven was
- 10 N. M. Paterson & Sons, Ltd., the Metis for Canada Steamship Lines and the Westcliffe Hall for the Hall Corporation
- 11 Hall Corporation of Canada, Ltd., and one for Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd.
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This paper was presented at a meeting of the Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers and is reproduced with permission.
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