Lloyd Triestino Fleet List

Fleet List of the Lloyd Triestino 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.

LLOYD TRIESTINO

(Italian)

Originally known as Lloyd Austraco, when under the Austrian flag.

1. Adria (1914) 3,526
2. Africa (1903) 4,719
3. Africa (1952) 11,427
4. Amazzonia (1916) 7,039
5. Aquileja (1914) 9,448
6. Arabia (1926) 7,025
7. Arno (1912) 8,024
8. Asia (1953) 11,693
9. Ausonia (1928) 12,995
10. Australia (1951) 13,205
11. Aventino (1907) 3,781
12. Baron Bruck (1913) 2,085
13. Bulgaria (1908) 3,845
14. Calabria (1922) 9,515
15. Calitea (1933) 4,013
16. Campidoglio (1909) 3,737
17. Carnaro (1913) 3,802
18. Celio (1908) 3,872
19. Cesárea (1912) 7,785
20. Colombo (1917) 12,003
21. Conte Rosso (1922) 17,879
22. Conte Verde (1923) 18,765
23. Cortellazzo (1931) 5,292
24. Cracovia (1915) 8,052
25. Dalmatia (1903) 3,252
26. Duilio (1923) 23,635
27. Esquilino (1925) 8,657
28. Europa (1953) 11,430
29. Gange (1912) 12,272
30. Gcrusalemme (1920) 8,052
31. Giulio Cesare (1920) 21,900
32. Gorizia (1902) 3,227
33. Gradisca (1913) 13,870
34. Graz (1908) 3,905
35. Helouan (1912) 7,367
36. Leopolis (1909) 3,905
37. Liguria (1918) 15,354
38. Lombardia (1920) 20,006
39. Marco Polo (1912) 12,272
40. Maraño (1909) 3,754
41. Nazario Sauro (1921) 8,150
42. Neptunia (1951) 13,212
43. Nippon (1902) 6,443
44. Oceania (1951) 13,213
45. Persia (1903) 6,283
46. Piemonte (1918) 15,209
47. Pilsna (1918) 8,040
48. Po (1911) 7,367
49. Quirinale (1904) 3,264
50. Remo (1927) 9,780
51. Romolo (1926) 9,780
52. Rosandra (1921) 8,034
53. Sannio (1921) 9,834
54. Semiramis (1895) 4,071
55. Stella d' Italia (1904) 5,884
56. Tevere (1912) 8,448
57. Toscana (1923) 9,584
58. Tracia (1892) 4,523
59. Urania (1916) 7,039
60. Venezia (1901) 7,749
61. Victoria (1931) 13,062
62. Victoria (1953) 11,695
63. Vienna (1912) 7,156
64. Viminale (1925) 8,657
65. Volpi (1931) 5,292

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