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Revision as of 16:40, 7 November 2021

HS Georgian
HS Georgian.jpg
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History
Name HS Georgian
Builder Maryland Steel Co, Sparrow Point, MD, USA
Launched 1910
Completed August 1910
General characteristics
Type Cargo/Passenger liner
Tonnage 6,580 tons
Length 414.5 ft (126.31m)
Beam 53.7 ft (16.33m)
Depth 28. ft (8.56m)
Propulsion Three screws
Speed 11 knots (20.37 km/h)



Remarks

Built for Ellingsen & Johannessen Bergen, Norway. Renamed SS Kalfarli in 1916, she was scrapped in 1934. Used during WW1 for a period at least as a hospital ship between Lemnos and Malta.

Soldiers carried

Mudros to Malta 25 - 27 August 1915