SCRAPPED VESSELS BY YEAR

List of familiar Great Lakes / Seaway Vessels to the Scrapyard by year:


1959
MEAFORD (ROBERT J. BUCK)
SHELTON WEED


1960
COLLIER
BEAVERTON
CALGARIAN
SIMCOE (1)
KINMOUNT (DALRYMPLE)


1961
CITY OF HAMILTON
CITY OF KINGSTON
CITY OF MONTREAL
CITY OF TORONTO


1962
WESTDALE
PRESCOTT


1963
JAMES B. EADS


1964
ALGOWAY (1)


1965
ALEXANDER HOLLEY
BARGE 137


1966
RALPH BUDD (L.A. MCCORQUODALE)


1967
ALGOSOO (1)
ALGOSTEEL (1)
JOHN ERICSSON
RENVOYLE
WESTMOUNT


1968
COLLINGWOOD
WINDOC (1)


1969
LEMOYNE (1)


1972
ONTADOC (1)


1980
ROYALTON (1)


1984
PINEGLEN (1) (SAMUEL MATHER, PATHFINDER, GODERICH, SOO RIVER TRADER)


1985
E.B. BARBER
FERNGLEN
GORDON C. LEITCH (1)
QUEDOC
R. BRUCE ANGUS
SENATOR OF CANADA
SPRUCEGLEN (1) (formerly WILLIAM K. FIELD, REISS BROTHERS, GEORGE D. GOBLE, ROBERT S. PIERSON [1])


1986
GOLDEN HIND
JOHN E.F. MISENER (formerly SCOTT MISENER [2])
WHEAT KING


1987
BIRCHGLEN (1)
FORT YORK
FRANK A. SHERMAN
RED WING


1988
OAKGLEN (1)
SIR JAMES DUNN


1989
FORT CHAMBLY
GEORGIAN BAY
NIPIGON BAY
WHEAT KING (LLANDAFF, BULK CAT, BRUGSE I)


1990
SCOTT MISENER (3)


1991
CANADOC


1992
ELMGLEN (formerly JOHN O. MCKELLAR [2])
STADACONA (formerly THUNDER BAY [2])
WHITEFISH BAY (1)


1993
FORT ST. LOUIS
HOCHELAGA


1994
BEECHGLEN
CEDARGLEN (1)


1995
CANADIAN HARVEST (formerly RIMOUSKI)
ALGOSTREAM (formerly SIMCOE[2])
CANADIAN HUNTER
CANADIAN PATHFINDER (formerly BAIE ST. PAUL)


1999
TARANTAU


2002
ALGOGULF (2) (formerly J.N. MCWATTERS, SCOTT MISENER[4])
ALGORIVER (formerly JOHN A. FRANCE)
CANADIAN VOYAGEUR (formerly BLACK BAY)
COMEAUDOC (formerly MURRAY BAY [1])
QUEDOC
MANITOULIN (1)
VANDOC (formerly SIR DENIS LOWSON)


2003
MAPLEGLEN (2) (formerly ALGOCAPE [1])
OAKGLEN (2) (formerly T.R. MCLAGAN)
SEAWAY QUEEN


2004
ALGOSOUND
CANADIAN TRADER (formerly OTTERCLIFFE HALL, ROYALTON [2], PETER MISENER)
CANADIAN VENTURE (formerly DAVID K. GARDNER)
SAGUENAY (2) (aka. M. A. C. GAGNE)


2005
SALTY DOG NO. 1
WILLOWGLEN


2007
CANADIAN MARINER


2010
AGAWA CANYON
ALGOISLE (formerly SILVER ISLE)
CANADIAN LEADER
CANADIAN PROSPECTOR (formerly CARLETON, ST. LAWRENCE PROSPECTOR, FEDERAL WEAR)


2011
ALGONTARIO (formerly WINNIPEG[2])
HALIFAX (formerly FRANKCLIFFE HALL)
SAUNIERE
CANADIAN MINER (formerly LEMOYNE)
CANADIAN RANGER


2012
ALGOCAPE (2) (formerly RICHELIEU[3])
ALGONORTH
GORDON C. LEITCH (2) (formerly RALPH MISENER)


2013
ALGOMA PROVIDER (formerly MURRAY BAY [2])
ALGOMA QUEBECOIS (formerly QUEBECOIS)
RICHELIEU (3) (formerly FEDERAL OTTAWA)
SAGUENAY (3) (formerly FEDRAL THAMES)


2014
ALGOMA TRANSFER (formerly CANADIAN EXPLORER / HAMILTON TRANSFER)


2015
ALGOMA MONTREALAIS (formerly MONTREALAIS, MONTREALER)
BIRCHGLEN (2) (formerly CANADA MARQUIS, FEDERAL MACKENZIE)
MAPLEGLEN (3) (formerly FEDARAL MAAS)


2016
ALGOMARINE (A.S. GLOSSBRENNER, ALGOGULF [1])
ALGOMA NAVIGATOR (formerly CANADIAN NAVIGATOR)
ALGOSAR
ATLANTIC ERIE (formerly HON. PAUL MARTIN)
ATLANTIC SUPERIOR (formerly M.H. BAKER III)
PETER R. CRESSWELL (formerly ALGOWEST)


2017
JOHN B. AIRD
PINEGLEN (formerly PATERSON)


2018
ALGOMA OLYMPIC (formerly CANADIAN OLYMPIC)
ALGOLAKE
ALGORAIL (2)
ALGOSTEEL (2)
ALGOWAY (2)


2019
ALGOWOOD
CAPT. HENRY JACKMAN (1)
CEDARGLEN (2)
SARAH SPENCER


2020
SALARIUM (formerly NANTICOKE)


2021
ALGOMA SPIRIT
MISSISSAGI
OJIBWAY


2022
MANISTEE
S.T. CRAPO