No Wonder (sternwheeler)
No Wonder was a stern-wheel driven steamboat that operated on the Willamette, Columbia and Cowlitz rivers from 1889 to 1930. No Wonder was originally built in 1877 as Wonder, which was dismantled in 1888, with components being shifted over to a new hull, which when launched in late 1889 was called No Wonder. No Wonder served almost entirely in the logging and towing trade until if was abandoned in 1930. No Wonder was sometimes referred to as the Wonder during its operational career.
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No Wonder (sternwheeler)
No Wonder was a stern-wheel driven steamboat that operated on the Willamette, Columbia and Cowlitz rivers from 1889 to 1930. No Wonder was originally built in 1877 as Wonder, which was dismantled in 1888, with components being shifted over to a new hull, which when launched in late 1889 was called No Wonder. No Wonder served almost entirely in the logging and towing trade until if was abandoned in 1930. No Wonder was sometimes referred to as the Wonder during its operational career.
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No Wonder was a stern-wheel dr ...... during its operational career.
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4.123944e+1
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8.47344e+0
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Steamer No Wonder at Ostrander, Washington.
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riverine all-purpose
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Willamette. Columbia, and Cowlitz rivers
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No Wonder was a stern-wheel dr ...... during its operational career.
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No Wonder (sternwheeler)
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