Category:Van Diemen (ship, 1890)
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Ship
[edit]- Type: Passenger / cargo steamship
- Built by: N.V. Nederlandsche Stoomboot Maatschappij, Rotterdam
- Yard No: 154
- Keel laid:
- Launched: 1890.07.16
- Completed: 1890.10.24
- Length over all: 234.5 ft
- Beam: 32.8 ft
- GT: 1086
- DWT: 835
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History
[edit]- 1890 Named Van Diemen; Flag: Netherlands East Indies
- Call sign: TJHC
- Port: Batavia
- Owner: N.V. Koninklijke Paketvaart-Maatschappij
- 1924.09 Renamed Ream; Flag: French Indochina
- Port: Saigon
- Owner: Société des Affréteurs Maritimes Indochinois, Saigon
- 1926 Renamed Saint Pierre Des Lacs; Flag: French Indochina
- Port: Saigon
- Owner: Société des Affréteurs Maritimes Indochinois, Saigon
- 1929.12 Renamed Gouverneur-General Maurice Long II; Flag: French Indochina
- Call sign: OUQD
- Port: Saigon
- Owner: Société des Affréteurs Maritimes Indochinois, Saigon
- 1932 Renamed Tin Seng; Flag: China
- Port: Canton (Guangzhou)
- Owner: Nam Lee Co., Canton (Guangzhou)
- 1941 Renamed Mikazuki Maru; Flag: Japan
- Captured by Japan
- 1945.05.17 Hit mine in Grand Canal (China) and sank
Media in category "Van Diemen (ship, 1890)"
The following 2 files are in this category, out of 2 total.
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KITLV A1338 - Schepen aan de kade van de haven van Tandjoengpriok te Batavia, KITLV 58784.tiff 3,789 × 2,859; 31.02 MB
Categories:
- Ships built in 1890
- Ships built at Maatschappij voor scheeps- en werktuigbouw Fijenoord, Rotterdam
- Ships of Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij
- Steamships of the Netherlands
- Passenger ships of the Netherlands
- Ships registered in Batavia
- Ships with 1 funnel
- Two-masted ships
- Ships sunk in 1945
- Ships sunk by mines