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SS City of York
SS City of York 1.jpg
SS City of York.jpg
File:StateLibQld 1 125035 City of York (ship).jpg
History
Name SS City of York
Owner Ellerman Lines Ltd (G Smith & Sons - Mgrs)
Builder Workman Clark & Co, Belfast
Completed 1904
In service 1904
Out of service 1936
Fate scrapped
General characteristics
Type cargo steamship , single screw
Tonnage 7,834 tons
Length 485 feet (147.83m)
Beam 56.3 feet (17.16m)
Depth 32 feet (9.75m)
Propulsion single screw
Speed 12 knots



Remarks

Built for the Ellerman City Line, her usual route in peace time was Glasgow-Liverpool-Port Said-Suez-Bombay-Karachi. In 1921 transferred to the New York, India service.

In 1936 was sold to the Japanese for scrap iron.

Soldiers carried

England to Fremantle 14 January - 18 February 1919