Template:Arrow Lakes Steamboats

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Steamboats of the Arrow Lakes
Steamboats and tugs
Forty-Nine (1865)  • Kootenai (1885)  • Dispatch / Despatch (1888)  • Lytton (1890)  • Columbia (1891 sternwheeler)  • Illecillewaet (1892)  • Nakusp (1895)  • Trail (1890)  • Columbia (1896 tug)  • Kootenay (1897)  • Rossland (1897)  • Minto (1898)  • Whatsan (1909)  • Bonnington (1911)  • Nipigonian (1929)  • Widget (1948)
Landings (south to north)
Marcus WA  • Northport WA  • Ft. Colville WA  • Trail  • Castlegar  • Robson  • Edgewood  • Needles  • Fauquier  • Burton  • Graham Landing  • Nakusp  • Arrowhead  • Galena Bay  • Comaplix  • Beaton  • Halcyon Hot Springs  • St. Leon Hot Springs  • Revelstoke  • Downie Creek  • La Porte
Steamboat Lines
Columbia and Kootenay Steam Navigation Company  • Canadian Pacific Railway Lake and River Service
Geographic Features
Owners, captains and personnel
Modern ferry lines
Railway connections
Steamboats in other areas of British Columbia
Upper Fraser, Nechako and Stuart Rivers  • Skeena River  • Arrow Lakes and Columbia River  • Slocan Lake  • Kootenay Lake  • Columbia Lake-East Kootenay  • Lakes Route (Seton, Anderson and Lillooet Lakes)  • Lake Okanagan  • Skaha Lake  • Thompson-Shuswap  • Stikine River  • Peace & Finlay Rivers  • Steamboats of the Inside Passage  • Gulf of Georgia-Lower Fraser
Steamboats in other areas of the Pacific Northwest
Columbia River  • Oregon Coast  • Willamette River  • Yaquina Bay and River  • Coquille River  • Cowlitz River  • Puget Sound  • Lake Washington  • Grays Harbor  • Chehalis River  • Hoquiam River  • Willapa Bay  • Columbia River (Wenatchee Reach)  • Lake Crescent  • Lower Kootenai River • Upper Kootenai River