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with his crew and began the salvage operations and temporary repairs that were necessary to get her back to Quesnel where she could be properly made ready for the season. In late April, Ritchie decided that the river was clear and started the trip downstream to Quesnel. Upon entering the head of the
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when she hit a reef and sank. The river was nearing freeze up and nothing could be done at that time to salvage her, so the cargo was removed and taken down to Quesnel. Upon hearing of the wreck, one of the Chilco's owners, Russell Peden, and South Fort George hotelier, Al Johnson, immediately
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was rapidly speeding towards the deadly obstacle and it was too late to turn back. The captain and the crew escaped to the shore on the lifeboat and there were no injuries or loss of life. (Other reports were made in the local paper, then the
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and was piloted for the first part of the season by Captain Bonser and the latter part by Captain George Ritchie. Late in November, she was on her way back from Soda Creek with South Fort George's winter food supplies and had just passed the
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completed several difficult and history making trips. She was the first sternwheeler to reach Fort George from Quesnel, arriving on May 30, barely nudging the
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Despite such a prestigious start, she was destined to have the most dramatic end of all the upper Fraser sternwheelers.
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whose survey work took him far and wide along many of the local rivers from 1908 until 1914.
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did not. She was torn apart in the icy waters and not one piece of her was ever recovered.
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Cottonwood Canyon, he saw that the foot of the canyon was blocked solid with ice. The
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on May 25, 1909. In her first year of service she was piloted by Captain
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out of the honor, and the first to ever navigate through the fearsome
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Stagecoach and Sternwheel Days in the Cariboo and Central BC
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Tore apart in ice jam at the Cottonwood Canyon, April 1911
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Steamboats of the Upper Fraser River in British Columbia
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British Columbia Historical Quarterly. 261:was often chartered by pioneer surveyor 376: 305:snow-shoed down to Quesnel to petition 245:and make the trip to Takla Landing on 29: 446:Paddlewheels on the Frontier Volume 1 417:Paddlewheels on the Frontier Volume 1 56: 7: 599:Lower Fraser River and Harrison Lake 337:, that the escape was made onto the 2110:Paddle steamers of British Columbia 1582:Companies, shipyards, and personnel 466:Surveying Northern British Columbia 387:Surveying Northern British Columbia 1619:Collins Overland Telegraph Company 644:Upper Columbia and Kootenay rivers 505:The BX and the Rush to Fort George 25: 360:List of ships in British Columbia 2036:Steamboats on the Columbia River 1897:Columbia River (Wenatchee Reach) 1803: 1534:Steamboats on the Columbia River 1453: 1452: 629:Kootenay Lake and Kootenai River 58: 33: 1604:Foley Bros., Welch and Stewart 550:Steamboats of British Columbia 295:had been re-registered as the 1: 309:, who was then master of the 177:was built for service on the 287:and Ida Bonser at upper left 1624:Grand Trunk Pacific Railway 225:. 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Foremost Publishing. 138:General characteristics 18:Nechacco (sternwheeler) 2041:Puget Sound steamboats 1539:Puget Sound steamboats 463:Sherwood, Jay (2004). 384:Sherwood, Jay (2004). 288: 1761:Charles Melville Hays 1746:Owen Forrester Browne 1660:Alaska Marine Highway 1597:Passenger and freight 1502:Princess of Vancouver 503:West, Willis (1949). 484:West, Willis (1985). 279: 2120:Shipwrecks in rivers 2086:53.1315°N 122.6690°W 1810:Transport portal 1736:Gustavus Blin-Wright 1629:Hudson's Bay Company 2082: /  1695:Allied Shipbuilders 1634:Union Steamship Co. 444:Downs, Art (1971). 415:Downs, Art (1971). 185:route on the upper 2091:53.1315; -122.6690 2031:Retired BC ferries 1721:Frank P. Armstrong 1529:Retired BC ferries 1464:Queen of the North 1088:Isabella McCormack 604:Upper Fraser River 514:Fort George Herald 488:. 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Index

Nechacco (sternwheeler)

Nechako River
Canada
Quesnel, British Columbia
sternwheeler
Soda Creek
Fort George
Fraser River
British Columbia
South Fort George
Quesnel
John Bonser
Skeena
Yukon Rivers
Charlotte
Grand Canyon of the Fraser
Enterprise
Takla Lake
Nechako River
Stoney Creek
Frank Swannell

John
Cottonwood Canyon
Captain Browne
BX
Steamboats of the Upper Fraser River in British Columbia
List of ships in British Columbia
Giscome Portage

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