Category:Kapunda (ship, 1908)
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English: Kapunda was a steel-hulled steamship built by W Gray & Co, West Hartlepool for the Melbourne Steam Ship Company, Melbourne. Dimensions: 330.3' x 45.1' x 21.3'. Tonnages: 3,097 GRT and 1,970 NRT. Engine: Triple expansion engine rated at 497 nhp. As a limited capacity passenger-cargo ship, she ran Sydney, Melbourne and several of the smaller ports to Fremantle. She was sold to Moss Steamship Co. Ltd. of Liverpool in 1915 and sunk by torpedo 205 miles ESE of Malta by a German U-boat on November 12, 1916.[1][2][3]
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- Cargo ships of Australia
- Merchant ships of the United Kingdom
- Ships built in 1908
- Ships built at William Gray and Company
- Ships registered in Liverpool
- Ships registered in Melbourne
- Ships sunk in 1916
- Ships sunk by torpedo
- Ships sunk by U-boats
- Steamships by name
- Steamships of Australia
- Steamships of the United Kingdom
- World War I ships of the United Kingdom