Hamburg South American Line Fleet List

Fleet List of the Hamburg South American Line Showing Ownership, Nationality, Name of Ship, Year Placed in Service, and Gross Tonnage. Gross tonnage equals cubic feet of all enclosed space divided by 100. Notations Regarding the Ship (if any), Such as Previous Name or Renaming, are shown after the Gross Tonnage.

HAMBURG-SOUTH AMERICAN LINE

Hamburg Südamerikanische Dampfschifffahrts-Gesellschaft (Hamburg–South America Steam Shipping Company, or Hamburg South America Line)

(German)

1. Amazonas (1890),2,950
2. Antonio Delfino (1921) 13,589
3. Argentina (1918),5,668
4. Bahia Belgrano (1897) 4,817
5. Bahia Blanca (1912) 9,349
6. Bahia Castillo (1913) 9,949
7. Bahia Laura (1913) 9,791
8. Belgrano (1888) 2,616
9. Bilbao (1905) 4,798
10. Buenos Aires (1912) 9,180
11. Cap Arcona (1907) 9,832
12. Cap Arcona (1927) 27,561
13. Cap Blanca (1903) 7,523
14. Cap Finisterre (1911) 14,503
15. Cap Frio (1899) 5,732
16. Cap Norte (1922) 13,615
17. Cap Ortegal (1903) 7,818
18. Cap Polonia (1914) 20,517
19. Cap Roca (1900) 5,786
20. Cap Trafalgar (1913) 18,710
21. Cap Verde (1900) 5,909
22. Cap Vilano (1906) 9,467
23. Corrientes (1894) 3,720
24. Espana (1921) 7,359
25. General Artigas (1923) 11,343
26. General San Martin (1922) 11,343
27. La Coruna (1921) 7,359
28. La Plata (1898) 4,032
29. La Plata (1922) 8,109
30. Madeira (1900) 6,003
31. Madrid (1922) 8,753
32. Monte Cervantes (1927) 13,913
33. Monte Olivia (1924) 13,625
34. Monte Pascoal (1930) 13,870
35. Monte Rosa (1930) 13,882
36. Monte Sarmiento (1924) 13,625
37. Patagonia (1890) 2,975
38. Presidente Mitre (1894) 3,832
39. Bei de Portugal (1889) 3,236
40. Rio de Janeiro (1914) 5,261
41. Rio Grande (1904) 4,556
42. Rio Negro (1905) 4,699
43. Rosario (1913) 6,079
44. San Nicolas (1897) 4,739
45. Santa Barbara (1908) 3,763
46. Santa Elena (1907) 7,473
47. Santa Fe (1902) 4,477
48. Santa Ines (1914) 5,261
49. Santa Ines (1953) 8,995
50. Santa Maria (1907) 7,401
51. Santa Teresa (1952) 8,996
52. Santos (1898) 4,855
53. Sierra Nevada (1921) 13,589
54. Sierra Salvada (1922) 13,615
55. Ti juca (1899) 4,801
56. Vigo (1922) 7,418
57. Villa Garcia (1907) 7,423

Smith, Eugene W., Passenger Ships of the World: Past and Present, Boston: George H. Dean Company, 1963.