Belle of Temagami

Belle of Temagami at Bear Island in 1926
History
Name	Belle of Temagami[1]
Owner	1900s–1910s: O'Connor Steamboat and Hotel Company[2] 1910s–1930s: Perron and Marsh Navigation Company[3] 1930s–1940s: Temagami Boat Company[3]
Builder	G. A. Pontbriand[2]
Launched	7 May 1906[2]
Completed	1906[2]
Identification	Official No. C122017[1]
Fate	Dismantled in 1945[4]
Notes	The last passenger steamer in Northern Ontario[4]
General characteristics
Type	Screw steamer[1]
Tonnage	169 GRT or 102 NRT[1]
Length	100 ft (30 m)[1]
Beam	22.6 ft (6.9 m)[1]
Depth	6.2 ft (1.9 m)[1]
Decks	2[1]
Installed power	One single-screw steam engine[1]
Propulsion	Propeller[1]
Capacity	300 passengers[5]

Belle of Temagami, generally referred to as Belle, was a wooden steamboat built and used in Temagami, Ontario, Canada during the first half of the 20th century. She operated as a passenger steamer on Lake Temagami where she brought travellers to cottages, hotels, lodges and camps from the lakeside landing near the Temagami railway station. She was also used to deliver supplies on the lake. Three companies owned Belle throughout her years of service.