Riverboat Pages
Coosa River Steamboats
The Coosa River flows from the north-western area of Georgia at the city of Rome, down into north eastern Alabama and on to central Alabama where just above Montgomery it flows into the Alabama River.
Coosa River Steamboat Listings
- 1849 ALABAMA
- 1904 ALABAMA - ALPHFRETTA
- ANNIE M -
- CAPT. LYERLY - CHEROKEE
- CITY OF GADSDEN - CITY
OF MOBILE - CLIFFORD B. SEAY
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- U.S.M. COOSA - U.S.
COOSA - COOSA BELL -
COOSAWATTEE -
- DIXIE - ETOWHA
BILL - GEORGIA - HERCULES
- HILL CITY -
- INDEPENDANT - JOEL
C. MARABLE - JOHN J. SEAY
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- LEOTA - LOLA
J. - MAGNOLIA - MONTGOMERY
- SAM W. LINE - SIDNY
P. SMITH - UNDINE - WILLIE
C. WAGNON -
- UNDINE -
Ken McCulloch's Coosa River Steamboat List
Also See
Steamboats on the Tennessee River
Pictures and Picture Pages of Coosa River Steamers
ALABAMA
Picture Page
ANNIE M Picture
Page
CAPT.
LYERLY Picture
CHEROKEE
Picture Page
CITY OF GADSDEN
Picture Page
CITY OF MOBILE
Picture Page
COOSA
, U.S. Picture
DIXIE Picture
Page
ETOWAH
BILL Picture
HILL
CITY Picture Page
JOHN
J. SEAY Picture
LEOTA
Picture Page
LOLA
J. Picture
MAGNOLIA
Picture
SIDNEY
P. SMITH Picture
WILLIE
C. WAGNON Picture
More to come
Many of the pictures of boats on theCoosa River were researched
and donated by
Ken McCulloch
and
David Robertson
DIXIE on the Coosa River
©Riverboat Dave's
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