Gikumi

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Gikumi in Telegraph Cove

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Gikumi was built to tow logs for the Telegraph Cove sawmill. She also served as a coastal pilot boat and cargo vessel all along British Columbia’s coastline before becoming B.C.’s first whale watching vessel in 1980.

  • Built: 1954, Bisset & Gilstein, North Vancouver
  • Gross Tonnage (t): 43.12
  • Net Tonnage (t): 29.32
  • Construction Material: Wood
  • Vessel Length (m): 16.15
  • Vessel Breadth (m): 5.00
  • Vessel Depth (m): 1.89
  • Engine: 1 x Caterpillar 3406 Diesel, 310 Horsepower
  • Speed (knots): 11.0
  • Propulsion Method: 1 x 50 inch 3 blade
  • Shaft: 3 inch aquamet
  • Gear: Twin disc MG514, 2.7/1
  • Genset: 3 cylinder Yanmar with 8.5 kw Kohler

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