This is the second of two papers describing the observations and source catalogues derived from sensitive $3$-GHz images of the Lockman Hole North using the Karl G. Jansky Very Large Array. We describe the reduction and cataloguing process, which yielded an image with 8-arcsec resolution and instrumental noise of {sigma}_n=1.01uJy/beam rms (before primary beam corrections) and a catalogue of 558 sources detected above 5{sigma}_n. We include details of how we estimate source spectral indices across the 2GHz VLA bandwidth, finding a median index of -0.76+/-0.04. Stacking of source spectra reveals a flattening of spectral index with decreasing flux density. We present a source count derived from the catalogue. We show a traditional count estimate compared with a completely independent estimate made via a P(D) confusion analysis, and find very good agreement. Cross-matches of the catalogue with X-ray, optical, infrared, radio, and redshift catalogues are also presented. The X-ray, optical and infrared data, as well as AGN selection criteria allow us to classify 10 per cent as radio-loud AGN, 28 percent as radio-quiet AGN, and 58 per cent as star-forming galaxies, with only 4 per cent unclassified.