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Panama flag pass/cargo liner NORTH KING, imo 2222653/ 119m/ 4.608tb/ 11kn/ pax ??; 06/1903 completed by Bremer Vulkan, Vegesack, as cargo ship LIEBENFELS for DDG Hansa, Bremen; 01/08/1914 she take refuge and was interned at Charleston, SC, due to the outbreak of the WW1, in order to avoid being attacked and sunk by the enemy; 02/1/1917 with the entry of the U.S. in the conflict, she was immediately seized by the Navy after scuttled and sunk by the German crew; 20/03/1917 she was refloated and meanwhile repaired; 06/04/1917 she was converted into naval transport and renamed USS HOUSTON (AK-1) and handed over to the U.S. Department of the Navy , Washington, DC; 23/03/1922 decommissioned; 27/09/1922NORTH KING, Alaska Portland Packers Association, Portland, OR, mgrs Frank M. Warren; 1929 NORTH KING, Pacific American Fisheries Inc., Bellingham, USA, 1940 NORTH KING, Diana Compañia de Vapores SA, Panama; 1941 chartered by War Shipping Administration, mgrs United States Lines, New York; 1947 NORTH KING, Soc Navegação Luso Panamense, Lda, Lisbon, Panama flag, who converted her into pass/cargo liner; 1956 laid up at Lisbon; 01/06/1957 arrived Osaka for breaking up.
Seen at Leixões, assisted by local tugboat VANDOMA, on 1951.
(F. Cabral, Oporto).

Username Enregistré Rui Amaro
Armateur Soc Navegação Luso Panamense, Lda, Lisbon, Panama flag
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Numéro IMO imo 2222653
Type de navire Passenger/cargo liner
Année et chantier de construction 06/1903 completed by Bremer Vulkan, Vegesack, as cargo ship LIEBENFELS
Date 1951
Lieu Leixões
Téléchargée le 30/03/2013
Dimension 800 x 649
visites 1961