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OUR FLEET
OUR BRIGANTINES
Fair Jeanne and Black Jack are the core of our fleet. Both are brigantines – this means that they have two masts, one with square sails (in front) and one with fore-and-aft sails (in back). They’re built in the style of traditional 18th-century tall ships, but they are modern in every way.
SV FAIR JEANNE
Length Over All: 110-feet (33.5metres)
Length On Deck: 82-feet (30 metres)
Beam: 24.6-feet (7.5 metres)
Mast Height: 80-feet (24.4 metres)
Sail Area: 4500 square feet (418 metres2)
Construction: Fiberglass on Steel Frames
Tonnage: 125.25 tonnes
Maximum Draft: 12- feet (3.7 metres)
Main Engine: Detroit Diesel GM 671
Generators: ONAN (17.5kw & 27.5 kw)
SV BLACK JACK
Length Over All: 87-feet (26.5 metres)
Length On Deck: 62-feet (18.9 metres)
Beam: 14-feet (4.2 metres)
Mast Height: 60-feet (18.3 metres)
Sail Area: 3000 square feet (278 metres2)
Construction: Steel & Fibreglass
Tonnage: 43.49 tonnes
Maximum Draft: 6- feet (1.8 metres)
Main Engine: Detroit Diesel GM 671
Generators: Kubota (5kw)
OUR NAVY WHALERS
Bytown Brigantine has two Navy Whalers. Traditionally, these vessels were used as training boats by the Canadian Navy and are very popular with our Ottawa River Adventures for sailing and exploring.
AGNES IRVING & ALAN E. JACQUES
These whalers are incredibly sturdy 27-foot traditional navy boats that can be sailed or pulled with sweeps (oars).
Designed for use in any water body, including oceans, they have two masts and are equipped with a lug-rigged mainsail, a driving mizzen, 20HP diesel outboards, and a set of long sweeps.
OUR BARGES
Bytown Brigantine utilizes two 40-foot barges to provide support for our adventures on the Ottawa River. The two barges are moored at the island during the summer months.
THE STANLEY CARSON BUNK BARGE AND SUPPLY BARGE
The Stanley Carson Bunk Barge is an authentic logging bunk-house used by loggers on the Ottawa River. The two-story barge provides accommodations and cooking facilities for up to 30 people.
The second barge is a well-stocked supply barge, large enough to carry vehicles and equipment.
