Vessels Built by Alberni Engineering & Shipyards Ltd.

compiled by John M. MacFarlane 2015

Alberni Engineering Shipyard

Alberni Engineering Shipyard advertisement (Photo Western Fishermen Magazine.)

218 matches. 5 pages. Max 50 records per page.
Page # 1
Name Registration Vessel Type Year Built
Abater 348007 (Canada) Work Boat 1973
Aglow 178856 (Canada) Fishboat, troller 1947
Al-Port 310226 (Canada) Work Boat 1957
Alberni Transporter (I) 331199 (Canada) Tug 1969
Alberni Yarder 331199 (Canada) Tug 1969
Alpulp No. 4 325650 (Canada) Tug 1965
Alpulp No. 5 331840 (Canada) Tug, boom 1969
Alpulp VI 347989 (Canada) Tug, boom 1973
Alpulp VII 391871 (Canada) Tug, harbour 1978
Alpulp VIII 814117 (Canada) Tug, boom 1989
Alyeska 849324 (Canada) Yacht, power-cruiser 2001
Ancan 326508 (Canada) Tug, boom 1965
Ancan II 326509 (Canada) Tug, boom 1965
Anvil Yarder 326949 (Canada) Tug 1967
Aqua Queen 391264 (Canada) Tug 1978
Argo (IV) 323557 (Canada) Fishboat, general 1966
Arrowhead 370606 (Canada) Tug 1975
B 218 800990 (Canada) Tug, boom 1981
B 222 800999 (Canada) Tug 1981
B 230 800991 (Canada) Tug, boom 1981
B 282 369598 (Canada) Tug 1975
B 284 370289 (Canada) Tug, boom 1975
B 525 810162 (Canada) Barge 1988
B 57 800989 (Canada) Tug, boom 1981
B 94 811173 (Canada) Tug, boom 1988
B 99 384007 (Canada) Tug, boom 1978
B-09 347988 (Canada) Tug, boom 1973
B-33 809695 (Canada) Tug, boom 1987
B-83 371311 (Canada) Tug, boom 1976
B.12 330440 (Canada) Tug, boom 1970
B.39 371310 (Canada) Tug, boom 1976
B.48 814116 (Canada) Tug 1995c
B.49 814115 (Canada) Tug 1995c
B.O. 4 393883 (Canada) Tug, boom 1979
B.O. 8 804811 (Canada) Tug, boom 1984
B02 814179 (Canada) Tug, boom 1990
B171 814181 (Canada) Tug, boom 1990
Barda VII 326949 (Canada) Tug 1967
Beaver Squeezer 370675 (Canada) Tug, boom 1976
Big Jack 348464 (Canada) Work Boat 1973
Big Mac No. 1 394157 (Canada) Tug 1979
Blue Danube 194183 (Canada) Fishboat, general 1951
Boom Baron 368706 (Canada) Tug 1974
Boomerang (I) 193800 (Canada) Yacht, power-cruiser 1951
Brenhines-Y-Mor 193800 (Canada) Yacht, power-cruiser 1951
Burrard Cleaner No. 16 348007 (Canada) Barge 1973
Butler 329475 (Canada) Tug 1968
C10639BC C10639BC (Canada) Work Boat 2017
C11979BC C11979BC (Canada) Work Boat 2016
C17858BC C17858BC (Canada) Work Boat 2015

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Author’s Note: This is a partial list (work in progress).

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Note to Reader: Vessel names containing Roman numerals in parentheses (e.g. Floater (II)) indicates more than one vessel in the database with the same name. The numerals in parentheses are NOT part of the vessel name but are used to distinguish one vessel from another in the database.


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