Listed below are the fleets of government vessels stationed around the Great Lakes in the past and present.
Canadian Coast Guard, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada [Great Lakes Region]
- A. LeBlanc [Stationed at Quebec, Quebec]
- Amundsen [Stationed at Quebec, Quebec]
- Caporal Kaeble V.C. [Stationed at Quebec, Quebec]
- Captain Molly Kool [Stationed at St. John’s, Newfoundland]
- Caribou Isle [Stationed at Prescott, Ontario]
- Constable Carrière [Stationed at Quebec, Quebec]
- Corporal Teather C.V. [Stationed at Dartmouth, Nova Scotia]
- Cove Isle [Stationed at Parry Sound, Ontario]
- Des Groseilliers [Stationed at Quebec, Quebec]
- Griffon [Stationed at Prescott, Ontario]
- Île Saint-Ours [Stationed at Sorel-Tracy, Quebec]
- Jean Goodwill [Stationed at Halifax, Nova Scotia]
- Kelso [Stationed at Burlington, Ontario]
- Limnos [Stationed at Burlington, Ontario]
- Martha L. Black [Stationed at Quebec, Quebec]
- Pierre Radisson [Stationed at Quebec, Quebec]
- Samuel Risley [Stationed at Parry Sound, Ontario]
- Vincent Massey [Stationed at Montreal, Quebec]
Retired Vessels
Coming Soon
United States Coast Guard 9th District, Cleveland, Ohio
Heavy Ice Breaker / Buoy Tender
[WLBB-30] USCGC Mackinaw [Stationed at Cheboygan, Michigan]
Medium Ice Breaker / Buoy Tender
[WLB-214] USCGC Hollyhock [Stationed at Port Huron, Michigan]
[WLB-216] USCGC Alder [Stationed at Duluth, Minnesota]
Medium Ice Breaking Tugboats
[WTGB-101] USCGC Katmai Bay [Stationed at Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan]
[WTGB-102] USCGC Bristol Bay [Stationed at Detroit, Michigan]
[WTGB-103] USCGC Mobile Bay [Stationed at Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin]
[WTGB-104] USCGC Biscayne Bay [Stationed at St. Ignace, Michigan]
[WTGB-105] USCGC Neah Bay [Stationed at Cleveland, Ohio]
[WTGB-106] USCGC Morro Bay [Stationed at Cleveland, Ohio]
River Buoy Tender
[WLI-642] USCGC Buckthorn [Stationed at Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan]
Buoy Tending Barge
USCG CGB-12001 (Paired with USCGC Bristol Bay) [Stationed at Detroit, Michigan]
USCG CGB-12002 (Paired with USCGC Mobile Bay) [Stationed at Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin]
Retired Vessels
Coming Soon
