Fireboats of Seattle

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As a major port, the Seattle Fire Department has maintained a fleet of fireboats in Seattle for over a century.^[1]

Fireboats in Seattle, Washington
name	launched	retired	notes
Snoqualmie	1891	1935	First fireboat on North America's west coast.^[1]
Duwamish	1909	1985	Duwamish was originally built with a "ram" bow, so she could sink a blazing vessel before it set other vessels ablaze.^[1] Currently a museum ship.
Alki	1927	2013
Chief Seattle	1984	in service
Marine One	2006	in service
Leschi	2007	in service

References[edit]

v t e Seattle Fire Department
Fireboats	Alki Chief Seattle Duwamish Leschi Marine One Snoqualmie
Facilities	Fallen Firefighters Memorial Fire Station No. 18 Fire Station No. 23 Fire Station No. 25 Wallingford Fire and Police Station
Related	Station 19 Episodes

v t e Fleets of fireboats by location
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Fireboats by river	Fireboats on the Mississippi River system
Elsewhere	Fireboats of Jamaica Fireboats in Singapore

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