WRECKSITE - LINA L. D. CARGO SHIP 1937-1944

WRECKSITE - LINA L. D. CARGO SHIP 1937-1944

french Louis Dreyfus & Co. Lina L. D. SS (1926~1937) Michael J. Goulandris SS (+1944)
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nationality
purpose
transport
type
propulsion
date built
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tonnage
6669  grt
dimensions
128 x 17.7 x 11.3 (m)
material
steel
engine
triple expansion engine
power
577  n.h.p.
speed
11  knots
yard no.
550
call sign
OTRU  
about the loss
cause lost
date lost
21/12/1944 [dd/mm/yyyy]
about people
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[1]
flagbo1
period 1937 ~ 1944
IMO/Off. no.:291
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flagbo1
period 1921 ~ 1926
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13/12/2017
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SS Michael J.Goulandris
Chipchase Nick 23/02/2011
Michael J Goulandris
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Avec43 26/08/2011
Cheminée- Funnel - Chimenea - Chaminé
Jan Lettens 15/12/2013
owner Louis Dreyfus & Co.
Louis Dreyfus & Co. funnel
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Carl Racey † 03/12/2015
Doxford Yard
William Doxford & Sons began in 1840 at Cox Green and moved to Pallion in 1857. In 1904 the east yard was built, and three extra berths helped Doxford’s win the blue riband in 1904 and 1907 for the highest production rate in the world.
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Lockett Graham 12/02/2010
Doxford riveters.
At work in the early 1900s
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Chipchase Nick 22/12/2009
builder Doxford W. & Sons - William Doxford & Sons Ltd.
William Doxford and Sons began in 1840 at Cox Green. William Doxford and Sons Ltd, often referred to simply as Doxford, was established in 1857 by William Doxford. From 1870 they were based in Pallion, Sunderland, on the River Wear in Northeast England. In 1904 the East Yard was built, and the 3 extra berths helped Doxford’s to win the bl... read more
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Jan Lettens 12/11/2009
This picture is being displayed, because Hocking, Charles, Dictionary of Disasters at Sea during the Age of Steam is a reference to the wreck's data.

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History
Chipchase Nick 23/02/2011
Wrecked 3 miles south of D'Entrecasteaux Point.
Jan Lettens 14/05/2008
Michael J. Goulandris; 6669 tons; Built in 1921.

On 21 December 1944, Michael J. Goulandris was on voyage from Newcastle to Fremantle when she was lost off South West Reef, Cape D´Entrecasteaux.
Jan Lettens 14/05/2008
WRECK DATA
Name:Michael J. Goulandris (+1944)
Date wrecked:21121944
Status:Wrecked
From port:Newcastle
To port:Fremantle
Comments:Wrecked: South West Reef near Cape D?Entrecasteaux some six kilometres offshore
LOCATION DATA
Where wrecked:South West Reef, Cape D'Entrecasteaux
Found:Y
Region:S Coast (Walpole)
State:Western Australia
VESSEL DATA
Draft(mtrs):11.3
Construction:Steel
Type:Steamship
Gross tonnage:6669
Beam(mtrs):17.7
Port built:Sunderland
Country built:UNITED KINGDOM
Date built:1921
Industr.type:Transport
CREW & PASSENGERS
OTHER
Source:Southwest Times 10/5/1959
Inspected:N
Jan Lettens 14/05/2008
Wrecked: South West Reef near Cape D?Entrecasteaux some six kilometres offshore
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William Doxford and Sons began in 1840 at Cox Green. William Doxford and Sons Ltd, often referred to simply as Doxford, was established in 1857 by William Doxford. From 1870 they were based in Pallion, Sunderland, on the River Wear in Northeast England.

In 1904 the East Yard was built, and the 3 extra berths helped Doxford’s to win the bl...
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