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633:. Ottawa, Ontario: Department of Transport Canada.
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295:. This created 2,300 horsepower (1,715 kW) (
272:(GRT) of 914 tons and was 207 feet (63.1 m)
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326:Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering
84:Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering
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669:The Ships of Canada's Marine Services
346:Frederick Stanley, 16th Earl of Derby
287:The ship was powered by steam from a
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586:Weldon, Carolyne (12 June 2012).
198:, 2,300 hp (1,715 kW) (
368:Georgetown, Prince Edward Island
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18:Canadian Government Ship Stanley
351:Upon entering service in 1888,
461:Department of National Defence
280:of 32 feet (9.8 m) and a
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457:National Film Board of Canada
445:The Aviators of Hudson Strait
414:rescued an American steamer,
41:The Canadian Government Ship
629:Appleton, Thomas E. (1969).
440:North American railroad grid
332:, Scotland at their yard in
284:of 13.5 feet (4.1 m).
646:Fleming, Howard A. (1957).
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504:Maginley & Collin 2001
431:and the commercial vessel
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182:13.5 ft (4.1 m)
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1281:Canadian Government Ship
618:"American Shipping News"
402:to survey the routes to
289:triple-expansion engine
234:was deployed along the
196:triple-expansion engine
174:32 ft (9.8 m)
166:207 ft (63 m)
137:General characteristics
622:American Shipping News
562:American Shipping News
270:gross register tonnage
45:escorting two vessels.
980:Sir William Alexander
624:. Vol. 15. 1922.
408:Port Nelson, Manitoba
1243:No longer in service
896:Norman McLeod Rogers
854:Sir Humphrey Gilbert
754:Canadian Coast Guard
316:Prince Edward Island
236:East Coast of Canada
1129:Robert Hampton Gray
1078:Royal Canadian Navy
966:Sir Wilfrid Laurier
910:Louis S. St-Laurent
592:National Film Board
364:Pictou, Nova Scotia
27:Canadian icebreaker
1015:Captain Molly Kool
697:Miramar Ship Index
550:Miramar Ship Index
448:, a 1973 Canadian
422:Cape Breton Island
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973:Kopit Hopson 1752
959:George R. Pearkes
889:John A. Macdonald
576:, pp. 88–89.
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291:driving a single
268:. The ship had a
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1108:Max Bernays
833:D'Iberville
812:N.B. McLean
742:Icebreakers
266:clipper bow
246:Description
1286:1888 ships
1260:Categories
1197:Polar Star
1140:Commercial
987:Ann Harvey
903:John Cabot
692:(1094630)"
471:References
396:Hudson Bay
394:sailed to
228:icebreaker
187:Propulsion
146:Icebreaker
110:In service
1162:Terry Fox
1067:Imnaryuaq
1008:Terry Fox
945:Earl Grey
826:C.D. Howe
791:Earl Grey
660:314707309
594:of Canada
476:Citations
417:Cairnmona
404:Churchill
391:Earl Grey
155:914
102:Completed
1183:Miscaroo
1087:Labrador
1060:Arpatuuq
924:Amundsen
847:Montcalm
840:Labrador
784:Montcalm
702:16 April
598:16 April
433:SS
384:In 1910
262:bowsprit
194:, Steam
130:Scrapped
94:Launched
1246:Planned
917:Griffon
868:Camsell
770:Stanley
690:Stanley
639:2230587
611:Sources
429:Stanley
412:Stanley
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379:Stanley
372:Stanley
353:Stanley
342:Stanley
330:Glasgow
312:Stanley
297:nominal
282:draught
276:with a
258:Stanley
251:Stanley
232:Stanley
223:Stanley
200:nominal
179:Draught
152:Tonnage
88:Glasgow
80:Builder
74:Stanley
51:History
43:Stanley
1176:Ikaluk
882:Tupper
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798:Mikula
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1221:Other
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777:Minto
465:scrap
450:short
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301:knots
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207:Speed
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704:2017
673:ISBN
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406:and
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221:CGS
190:1 ×
171:Beam
142:Type
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121:1935
113:1888
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