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le VADERLAND (1)

NEDERLAND

SWITZERLAND

RUSLAND

ZEELAND (1)

BELGENLAND

RHYNLAND

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le VADERLAND (1)

SS Vaderland may refer to one of the following ships of the Red Star Line named after the Dutch word for fatherland:
SS Vaderland (1873), sailed for Red Star Line from Antwerp to Philadelphia; sold to French concern and renamed Géographique; sunk in collision October 1889
SS Vaderland (1900), built by John Brown & Co., Glasgow, Scotland; in transatlantic service for Red Star Line and the American Line through 1914, White Star-Dominion from 1914; renamed Southland and used as troopship; torpedoed in Aegean Sea in 1915 and repaired; torpedoes and sunk in Irish Sea by U-70 on 4 June 1916

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NEDERLAND

The steamship NEDERLAND was built for the International Navigation Company of Philadelphia (better known from its houseflag as the Red Star Line) by Palmers Shipbuilding & Iron Co, Jarrow-on-Tyne, and was launched on 23 June 1873. 2,839 tons; 100,33 x 11,76 meters/329.2 x 38.6 ft (length x breadth); straight stem, 1 funnel, 2 masts; iron construction, screw propulsion, compound engines, service speed 13 knots; accommodation for 70 s in 1st class and 800 in steerage.

The NEDERLAND was registered to the Red Star Line's Belgian subsidiary, the Sociètè Anonyme de Navigation Belge-Amerèricaine.
•November 1873, maiden voyage, Antwerp-Philadelphia.
•31 May 1877, first voyage, Antwerp-New York.
•1877-1896, Antwerp-New York or Philadelphia. Approximately 1895, accommodation altered to steerage only.
•26 November 1896, last voyage Antwerp-New York; subsequently Antwerp-Philadelphia, except for 11 April 1905, last voyage, Antwerp-New York.
•May 1906, scrapped in Italy.


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WAESLAND

PENNLAND

WESTERNLAND

NOORDLAND