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N.A. Champion

N.A. Champion
Photo: Loch McJannett

Histoire

This tug was built in 1974 by Vito Steel Boat & Barge Construction Ltd. in Delta, BC.

Notes historiques

Alison Nicole Lowes stated (Email to Nauticapedia 12/11/2022) "My name is Alison and the Alison Nicole tug boat was named after me. My father, Wayne Lowes owned Wayden Transportation.

He passed away last year, and it just made me so happy to be able to find information and to see my boat again. So I wanted to thank you,from the bottom of my heart. It means more to me than you could ever know to be able to access this information. Attached is a painting my grandfather did when my dad first bought the boat and it was still the North Arm Champion."

Propriétaires et capitaines

In 1974-1977 she was owned by Chemainus Towing Co. Ltd., Chemainus BC Canada.

In 1978-1991 she was owned by North Arm Transportation Ltd., Vancouver BC Canada.

In 1992-2011 she was owned by Wayden Transportation Systems Inc., Richmond BC Canada.

In 2011-2016 she was owned by Roynat, Burnaby BC Canada.

In 2017-2024 she was owned by Lafarge Canada Inc., Coquitlam BC Canada.

Signification du nom

She was named for Alison Nicole Lowes

Remotorisation

Repowered with 2-848bhp CAT diesel engines (2008);

Références

  • Canada List of ShippingPhoto Courtesy of Nauticapedia Collection
  • Email (Alison Lowes - Nauticapedia 12/11/2022)
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