Vessels Built by Celtic Shipyards Ltd.

compiled by John M. MacFarlane 2015

"B.C. Packers bought Deering Island which was, until 1985, known commonly as Mud Island, and Celtic Island to form the Celtic Shipyards. The cannery was closed and converted to net storage. Subsequent developments included a marine slipway to service larger vessels. Eventually, the shipyard came to be the largest on the coast for servicing wooden boats and it handled all of the B.C. Packers fleet." (from Illustrated Vancouver) 19 matches. 1 page. Max 50 records per page.
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Name Registration Vessel Type Year Built
B.C.P. 41 (I) 154549 (Canada) Fishboat, seiner 1927
Celtic 3 816151 (Canada) Fireboat 1992
Celtic 4 816160 (Canada) Fireboat 1992
Celtic 5 816186 (Canada) Fireboat 1992
Fire Fighting 816151 (Canada) Fireboat 1992
Fireboat 1 (I) 816124 (Canada) Fireboat 1992
Fireboat 2 816134 (Canada) Fireboat 1992
Fireboat 3 (I) 816151 (Canada) Fireboat 1992
Fireboat 4 (II) 816160 (Canada) Fireboat 1992
Fireboat 5 816186 (Canada) Fireboat 1992
Mystic Dream 815120 (Canada) Fishboat, general 1992
Natasha Marie C02209BC (Canada) Fishboat, general 2005c
Ochichak 154549 (Canada) Fishboat, seiner 1927
PN1 816134 (Canada) Fireboat 1992
Port Fraser (III) 384140 (Canada) Patrol Vessel 1995
Reid Pass C02686BC (Canada) Fishboat, general 1989
River Titan 816160 (Canada) Fireboat 1992
Santa Rosa (I) 154549 (Canada) Fishboat, seiner 1927
Skidegate (H.M.C.S.) 154549 (Canada) Fishboat, seiner 1927

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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