Listed below are ships that sailed the Great Lakes that served as cement carriers. They are organized by year built and their original name. Name changes are listed following with the year of name change, and the year they were converted into a cement carrier is listed in parenthesis if available.
Ship names in boldface still exist today.
1892
Samuel Mitchell [Mel William Selvick, 1973] (1915)
1898
Presque Isle [E.M. Ford, 1956] (1956)
1904
Edwin F. Holmes [E.C. Collins, 1916; J.B. Ford, 1959] (1959)
1906
1909
Kaministiqua [Westoil, 1917; J.B. John, 1923; John L.A. Galster, 1954; Sea Castle, 1969] (1929)
1923
Glenelg (1958)
John W. Boardman [Lewis G. Harriman, 1965]
1926
Daniel McCool [J.B. John, 1951; A.G. Breckling, 1965; Peerless, 1968]
1927
1936
Pan Amoco [Amoco, 1955; H.R. Schemm, 1960; J.A.W. Iglehart, 1965] (1964)**
1937
1942
Leon Fraser [Alpena, 1991] (1991)
1943
Frank Purnell [Steelton, 1966; Hull No.3, 1978; Pioneer, 1979; C.T.C. No.1, 1982] (1982)
1945
Hickory Coll [Coastal Delegate, 1945; Paul H. Townsend, 1951] (1953)**
1956
Metis (1966)
1957
Ethel Everard [Guardian Carrier, 1963; Robert Koch, 1977;] (1963)
1961
English River (1973)
1965
Fort William [Stephan B. Roman, 1983;] (1983)
1978
Velasco [Canmar Shuttle, 1981; St. Marys Cement II, 1990;] (1990)
1986
St. Marys Cement
1996
2003
Arklow Wave [NACC Toronto, 2016; NACC Argonaut, 2018;] (2018)**
2006
2011
Tenace [NACC Quebec, 2016;] (2016)**
2016
NACC Capri**
*Vessel converted into a barge
**Vessel converted from ocean ship
***Vessel converted from ocean ship, converted into a barge
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