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The Fleets
Compagnie Havraise
Peninsulaire de Navigation a Vapeur / Nouvelle  Compagnie Havraise
Peninsulaire
The company originated in 1865 as Armement Eugene Grosos,
Havre and in 1882 Compagnie Havraise Peninsulaire de Navigation a Vapeur
was founded. Cargo and passenger services were operated to Spain, Portugal,
Algeria and Mediterranean ports. By 1882 services had extended to Red
Sea, Madagascan Persian Gulf and Far East ports.
In 1920 the company
was reformed as Nouvelle Compagnie Havraise Peninsulaire. The company
was
purchased by Delmas-Vieljeux in 1986.
Many thanks to Ted Finch for his assistance in collecting this data.
The following list was extracted from various sources. This is not an
all inclusive list but should only be used as a guide. If you would like
to know more about a vessel, visit the Ship
Descriptions (onsite) or Immigrant
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Funnel:
Black with broad red band.
Fleet:
|
 |
| Vessel |
Built |
Years in Service |
Tons |
| Antilope |
1865 |
1876 sold to Armement Quesnel, Havre renamed Rio-Apa. |
265 |
| Bourbonnais |
1914 |
built as Saint Kentigern for MacKay & Co., Glasgow,
1916 sold to Bay SS Co., London renamed Baytigern, 1921 sold to Cie
Maritime des Transports Coloniaux, Marseille renamed Bourbonnais,
1934 purchased by Havraise Peninsulaire, 1941 MOWT, London renamed
Bourbonnais II, 1946 returned to owners renamed Bourbonnais, 1952
scrapped. |
4,411 |
| Bouvet |
1903 |
built as Clarence for F. le Boulanger, Swansea, 1911
sold Italy renamed Salona, 1916 seized by Allies, renamed Bouvet,
12th Sep.1917 sunk in collision with s/s Orenoque off Bizerta. |
1,155 |
| Calonne |
1916 |
ex- Argonne, 1922 purchased from States Marine & Commercial
Co., New York renamed Calonne, 1934 sold Italy renamed Wally, 1935
scrapped. |
5,870 |
| Catinat |
1913 |
built as Menes for Kosmos
Line, Hamburg, 1919 ceded to French Government, 1921 purchased
renamed Catinat, 1922 transferred too Soc.Generale d'Armement,
Nantes, 1927 wrecked at Tamatave. |
7,057 |
| Cerons |
1967 |
ex- Aeolus II, 1968 purchased from Aeolus Shipping
Co., Liberia renamed Cerons, 1971 sold Greece renamed Zenon, 1974
sold Liberia renamed Galileo, 1984 scrapped. |
9,855 |
| Chateau-Lafite |
1958 |
built as Linda Scarlett for J. Jensen, Copenhagen,
1961 sold to Worms & Cie renamed Chateau-Lafite, 1964 purchased 1968
sold to Soc.Mauricienne de Nav. renamed Ville de Port-Louis, 1979
sold Tripoli renamed Imad S, 1988 scrapped. |
3,444 |
| Colbert (1) |
1908 |
30th Apr.1917 torpedoed and sunk by UC.37 off Cape
Rose with troops. |
5,394 |
| Colbert (2) |
1904 |
ex- Australind, 1928 purchased from Trinder, Anderson & Co.,
London renamed Colbert, 1933 sold to Soc.Anon Baltique-Ocean-Mediteranee,
Havre renamed Scandinavie, 1934 scrapped. |
4,251 |
| Colmar |
1942 |
built as William T. Sherman for U.S. War Shipping
Admin, 1947 sold to French Government renamed Colmar, 1950 managed
by Havraise Peninsulaire, 1960 management transferred to Delmas-Vieljeux,
Marseille, 1971 scrapped. |
7,176 |
| Colonel Vieljeux |
|
see Ville de Diego-Suarez (2). |
|
| Conde |
1915 |
1944 sunk by Germans at Nice, 1945 refloated and scrapped. |
7,200 |
| Constantin |
1870 |
1875 purchased from Cie. Franco-Russe, 1882 transferred
to Havraise Peninsulaire, 1909 sold Algeria, 1910 sunk in collision
with s/s Aurore. |
528 |
| Diego Suarez (1) |
1900 |
1912 sold Italy renamed Caterina Accame, 1932 scrapped. |
3,883 |
| Diego-Suarez (2) |
1958 |
built as Fanny Scarlett for J. Jensen, Copenhagen,
1960 sold to Worms & Cie renamed Chateau Margaux, 1969 purchased
renamed Diego-Suarez, 1971 sold to Cie Malgache de Nav., 1987 scrapped. |
2,375 |
| Djibouti |
1901 |
28th Jan.1918 torpedoed and sunk by U.34 off Cape
Bengut, North Africa. |
4,305 |
| Emma |
1872 |
1875 purchased from C. Wachter, Havre, 1882 transferred
to Havraise Peninsulaire, 1888 sold to J. Laing, Sunderland, 1888
wrecked Finisterre. |
776 |
| Eugene Grosos |
1909 |
1935 scrapped. |
4,836 |
| Gazelle |
1865 |
1876 sold. |
283 |
| Havraise |
1903 |
1932 scrapped. |
4,646 |
| Hibiscus |
1979 |
built as Soldrott for Norway, 1982 sold Soc. Navale
Caennaise renamed Galatee, 1990 purchased renamed Hibiscus, 1995
sold renamed Louis, 2008 scrapped. |
9,291 |
| Hypolite Worms |
1967 |
1973 renamed Ile de la
Reunion (4), 1983 renamed La Reunion, 1984 scrapped. |
18,667 |
| Ile de la Reunion (1) |
1897 |
1902 sold to Laing, Sunderland renamed Swaledale,
1911 sold to Furness, Netherlands renamed
Rijsbergen, 1920 sold renamed Rijnsburg, 1923 scrapped. |
3,885 |
| Ile de la Reunion (2) |
1907 |
1931 scrapped. |
4,842 |
| Ile de la Reunion (3) |
1950 |
1972 sold Panama renamed Astree, 1974 sold Greece,
1976 sold Sharjah renamed Gulf Majesty, 1979 sold Panama renamed
Guru Angadh, 1980 scrapped. |
6,589 |
| Ile de la Reunion (4) |
1967 |
see Hypolite Worms. |
|
| Ile de la Reunion (5) |
1977 |
ex- Degas, 1983 purchased from Cie Generale Maritime
renamed Ile de la Reunion, 1993 renamed Bandama, 1994 renamed Ile
de la Reunion, 1997 sold renamed Global Prosperity. |
13,928 |
| Ile Maurice (1) |
1951 |
1971 sold Panama renamed Altair, 1973 sold Cyprus
renamed Papafotis, 1979 scrapped. |
8,825 |
| Ile Maurice (2) |
1977 |
ex- Cezanne, 1983 purchased from Cie Generale Maritime
renamed Ile Maurice, 1997 sold renamed Global Progress, 2002 deleted
from registers. |
13,928 |
| Ile Sainte-Marie (1) |
1944 |
built as Titan for Neptun
Line, Bremen, 1945 ceded to Denmark as war reparations before
completion, 1947 renamed Lyngaa, 1949 purchased renamed Ile Sainte-Marie,
1961 sold Greece renamed Fridiotis, 1968 renamed Cosmas II, 1970
renamed Tropeoforos, 1971 scrapped after sinking at Naples. |
1,495 |
| Ile Sainte-Marie (2) |
1955 |
ex- Chateau Latour, 1961 purchased from Worms & Cie
renamed Ile Sainte-Marie, 1975 sold Greece renamed Agia Markella,
1978 sold Cyprus renamed Megalochari I, 1980 renamed Elpiniki K,
1982 scuttled off Lebanon in act of barratry. |
1,487 |
| Ivolina |
1965 |
1973 sold Liberia renamed Inanna, 1978 sold Greece
renamed Couronne, 1978 sold Singapore renamed Mandowi, 1980 sold
Greece renamed Aegean Island, 1981 sold Panama renamed Meridian Paa,
1982 renamed Aquila, 1992 scrapped. |
4,544 |
| Ivondro |
1968 |
1974 sold to S.G.T.M.,
Marseilles renamed Orque, 1990 sold Bahamas renamed Polly Pride,
1991 sold to Horn Line renamed Hornsea, 1993 sold renamed UB Pride,
1998 renamed Pride I, 1999 scrapped. |
8,581 |
| Kamal |
1922 |
built as Emma Biesterfeld for W. Biesterfeld, Hamburg,
1924 renamed Sibille Naval, 1927 renamed Atlanta, 1931 sold France,
1958 purchased from Cie. Meridionale de Nav., Marseille renamed Kamal,
1959 sold Iran, 1972 scrapped. |
483 |
| Kartala |
1954 |
ex- Kelibia, 1962 purchased from Cie de Nav. Daher,
Marseilles renamed Kartala, 1969 sold Madagascar, no further info. |
1,452 |
| Le Havre |
|
see Ville du Havre (5). |
|
| Les Comores |
1952 |
1952 sold to Denmark renamed Lotte Skou, 1962 sold
Germany renamed Stralsund, 1973 sold Greece renamed Synarmonia, 1980
scrapped. |
5,938 |
| Lionne |
1865 |
1876 sold. |
320 |
| Madagascar (1) |
1890 |
1909 wrecked off Algeciras, 1910 scrapped. |
2,910 |
| Madagascar (2) |
|
see Ville d'Oran. |
|
| Malgache (1) |
1911 |
built as Cayo Romano for E. Bigland & Co., London,
1916 sold to Bay SS Co., London renamed Baymano, 1921 French Government
renamed Port de Cherbourg, purchased renamed Malgache, 1937 sold
to Soc.Anon. de Gerance et d'Armement, Dunkirk renamed Rouennais,
1943 mined and sunk off Morocco. |
3,675 |
| Malgache (2) |
1939 |
1940 seized by Germans, 1945 recovered by owners,
1963 sold Liberia renamed Egee, 1966 sold Greece renamed John Lybe
II, 1966 renamed Bright Star, 1967 caught fire and sank. |
6,300 |
| Nathalie |
1858 |
1875 purchased from C. Wachter, Havre, 1882 transferred
to Havraise Peninsulaire, 1883 scrapped. |
632 |
| Nossi-Be |
1952 |
1972 sold Liberia renamed Pegase, 1973 sold Panama,
1975 scrapped. |
8,826 |
| Obock |
1884 |
1889 purchased from Poingdestre & Mesnier, Le Havre,
1894 sunk in collision with s/s Willelma. |
2,440 |
| Perou |
1890 |
1895 purchased from Cie Maritime du Pacifique, Havre,
1899 sold Spain renamed Ida, 1920 renamed Navarra, 1932 scrapped. |
3,165 |
| Plouharnel |
1943 |
built as Robert Jordan for U.S. War Shipping Admin,
1947 sold to French Government, managed by French
Line, 1949 management transferred to Chargeurs
Reunis, 1952 management transferred to Havraise Peninsulaire,
1960 management to French Line, 1963 scrapped. |
7,176 |
| Saint-Rene |
1931 |
ex- Muinam, 1940 requisitioned from East
Asiatic Co., Copenhagen by French Government, renamed Saint-Rene,
managed by Havraise Peninsulaire, 1941 seized by Germans renamed
San Marco, 1941 bombed and sunk off Syracuse by British aircraft. |
3,113 |
| Tafna |
1880 |
1893 purchased from Cie Maritime du Pacifique, Havre,
1899 sold Greece renamed Acropolis, 1907 scrapped after grounding
damage. |
1,617 |
| Tofevo |
1952 |
1959 purchased from Cie de Transports Oceaniques,
Havre , 1962 sold Liberia renamed Alberta, 1972 sold Greece renamed
Elissavet K, 1974 scrapped. |
4,332 |
| Ville d'Alger (1) |
1880 |
1882 transferred to Havraise Peninsulaire, 1911 sold
to Prosper Durand, Algiers, 1911 went missing on voyage Cardiff -
Oran. |
1,699 |
| Ville d'Alger (2) |
1912 |
1920 abandoned on fire off Reunion. |
4,857 |
| Ville d'Amiens |
1924 |
1928 sold to Messageries
Maritimes, Havre, 1953 scrapped. |
7,068 |
| Ville d'Anvers (1) |
1874 |
ex- Cathcart, 1875 purchased from Bickell & Co.,
Liverpool renamed Ville d'Anvers, 1882 transferred to Havraise Peninsulaire,
1900 sold to Channel Dry Docks Co., Cork renamed Cathcart, 1902 sold
to Soc. d'Armement Gantoise, Ghent renamed Ganda, 1904 wrecked. |
489 |
| Ville d'Anvers (2) |
1964 |
1976 sold Liberia renamed Ariadni, 1982 sold Greece
renamed Semeli, 1984 scrapped. |
10,086 |
| Ville d'Anvers (3) |
1977 |
1987 sold renamed Antsiranana, 1988 sold renamed
Red Sea Envoy, 1989 sold Delmas renamed
Apapa, 1991 renamed Ville d'Anvers, 1991 renamed Limari, 1999 renamed
Rubens, 2006 scrapped. |
16,893 |
| Ville d'Arras |
1918 |
1919 purchased from The Shipping Controller, London,
1936 scrapped. |
4,576 |
| Ville de Belfort |
1888 |
1900 sold Italy renamed Balilla, 1905 renamed Citta
di Reggio, 1906 sold to Sun SS Co., London renamed Maritta, 1909
scrapped. |
2,733 |
| Ville de Bordeaux (1) |
1911 |
18th Jan.1918 torpedoed and sunk by U.63 off Cape
Caccia. |
4,857 |
| Ville de Bordeaux (2) |
1964 |
1977 sold to China Ocean Shipping Co renamed Tu Men
Jiang, 1989 renamed Hang Shing, 1992 scrapped. |
9,125 |
| Ville de Bordeaux (3) |
1977 |
1978 sold to Seatrain Congulf, New York renamed Seatrain
West Point, 1979 repurchased renamed Ville de Bordeaux, 1981 renamed
Hapag Lloyd Kiel, 1982 renamed Ville de Bordeaux, 1989 renamed Red
Sea Entente, 1990 renamed Ville de Bordeaux, 1991 sold Chile renamed
Lontue, 1999 renamed Vermeer, 2002 renamed Portinari. |
16,893 |
| Ville de Brest (1) |
1862 |
1872 purchased, 1882 transferred to Havraise Peninsulaire,
1890 sold to A. Gravier, Rouen renamed Yldiz. |
1,017 |
| Ville de Brest (2) |
1962 |
1977 sold Greece renamed Aliakmon Light, 1981 renamed
Marika, 1984 scrapped. |
9,847 |
| Ville de Brest (3) |
1977 |
1983 renamed Anjou, 1989 sold Greece renamed Comet,
1989 renamed Lanka Ruwan, 1990 renamed Comet, 1997 scrapped after
fire off Crete. |
16,505 |
| Ville de Cadix (1) |
1872 |
1875 sunk in collision with s/s Disdem. |
892 |
| Ville de Cadix (2) |
1883 |
1893 went missing on voyage Algiers - Le Havre. |
1,643 |
| Ville de Diego-Suarez (1) |
1944 |
built as Empire Moulmein for
MOWT, 1945 sold to French Government renamed Colonel Vieljeux (managed
by Havraise Peninsulaire), 1948 purchased renamed Ville de Diego-Suarez,
1962 sold Monaco renamed Vimy, 1962 sold Turkey renamed Demirhan,
1966 renamed Manizade, 1976 scrapped. |
7,047 |
| Ville de Diego-Suarez (2) |
1956 |
ex- Pietro Canale, 1962 purchased from Italy renamed
Ville de Diego-Suarez, 1965 sold Panama renamed Sonia, 1968 sold
Vietnam renamed Viet Nam Thuong Tin I, 1975 renamed Vung Tau, 1986
scrapped. |
6,505 |
| Ville de Djibouti (1) |
1914 |
built as Verdun for Gow, Harrison & Co., Glasgow,
1916 sold to Bay SS Co., London renamed Bayverdun, 1921 sold to French
Government renamed Port du Havre, 1922 purchased renamed Ville de
Djibouti, 1928 wrecked Madagascar. |
4,295 |
| Ville de Djibouti (2) |
1955 |
1965 sold to French Line (C.G.T)
renamed Guyane, 1976 sold Greece renamed Profitis Elias, 1978 renamed
Ireon, 1980 scrapped. |
7,062 |
| Ville de Djibouti (3) |
1962 |
ex- Saint-Francois, 1970 purchased from S.G.T.M.,
Marseilles renamed Ville de Djibouti, 1972 sold Cyprus renamed Kimon,
1973 sold Mauritius renamed Ville de Mahebourg, 1984 sold renamed
Betsiboka, 1987 scrapped. |
6,420 |
| Ville de Dunkerque (1) |
1957 |
1976 sold China renamed Dan Jiang, 1986 scrapped. |
8,259 |
| Ville de Dunkerque (2) |
1977 |
1979 chartered out renamed Foss Dunkerque, 1981 renamed
Ville de Dunkerque, 1986 chartered renamed G & C Express, 1988 sold
Bahamas renamed Railro, 1989 sold Norway renamed Dana Hafnia, 1990
sold Maersk Line renamed Maersk Essex. |
8,670 |
| Ville de Fort-Dauphin |
1954 |
ex- Commerz, 1954 purchased from Germany renamed Ville
de Fort Dauphin, 1970 sold Mauritius renamed Ville de Curepipe, 1973
sold Panama renamed Lutria, 1976 sold Cyprus renamed Dominion Unity,
1981 scrapped. |
1,970 |
| Ville de Genes |
1972 |
1987 sold Madagascar renamed Tafita, 1988 sold Bahamas
renamed Tamarin, 1995 renamed Tamarin I, 1996 renamed Mastrorafalias,
1996 scrapped. |
10,661 |
| Ville de Hambourg |
1970 |
1979 sold Philippines renamed Mayon, 1988 renamed
Puerto Princesa, 1988 scrapped. |
10,661 |
| Ville de Lisbonne |
1881 |
1882 transferred to Havraise Peninsulaire, 1883 sank
off Cap La Hague on voyage Saigon - Rouen. |
1,292 |
| Ville de Lyon |
1965 |
1977 sold China renamed Hei Long Jiang, 1988 sold
Panama renamed Hang Tone, 1992 scrapped. |
9,103 |
| Ville de Majunga (1) |
1901 |
1928 wrecked near Mahanoro. |
3,657 |
| Ville de Majunga (2) |
1931 |
1941 captured by HMS Cornwall, operated for MOWT
by Union-Castle Mail SS Co.,
1945 returned to owners, 1957 sold to Wallem & Co., Hong Kong renamed
Cathay, 1959 scrapped. |
4,972 |
| Ville de Majunga (3) |
1958 |
1976 sold China renamed Song Jiang, 1983 scrapped. |
8,169 |
| Ville de Malaga (1) |
1872 |
1882 transferred to Havraise Peninsulaire, 1885 capsized
and sank off Cape Noli. |
1,085 |
| Ville de Malaga (2) |
1882 |
1896 sold to E. Hulin, Rouen, 1897 wrecked Alderney. |
1,464 |
| Ville de Manakara (1) |
1930 |
ex- Chateau Pavie, 1951 purchased from Worms & Cie,
Havre renamed Ville de Manakara, 1958 sold to Panama renamed Vesna,
1962 sold Lebanon renamed Acropole, 1962 scrapped. |
2,047 |
| Ville de Manakara (2) |
1950 |
ex- Pierre Eugene de Caplane, 1959 purchased from
Cie Commerciale de l'Afrique Equatoriale Francaise renamed Ville
de Manakara, 1963 sold to Soc. Malgache de Transports Maritimes,
Tamatave renamed Gasikara, 1971 sold Greece, 1976 renamed Rena, 1979
scrapped. |
6,057 |
| Ville de Manakara (3) |
1961 |
ex- Ulla Danielsen, 1964 purchased from Ole Danielsen,
Copenhagen renamed Ville de Manakara, 1969 sold to Cie Malgache de
Nav., 1999 still in service. |
1,400 |
| Ville de Marseille (1) |
1872 |
1875 no further info. |
1,072 |
| Ville de Marseille (2) |
1911 |
1935 scrapped. |
4,789 |
| Ville de Marseille (3) |
1974 |
1987 sold Bahamas renamed Mars, 1987 sold Cyprus
renamed Amer-Shanti, 1996 renamed CSAV Tubul, 1997 renamed Amer-Shanti,
1998 scrapped. |
12,609 |
| Ville de Marseille (4) |
1982 |
ex- Suzanne Delmas, 1987 transferred from Delmas
Vieljeux renamed Ville de Marseille, 1990 renamed Suzanne Delmas,
1997 renamed Marfret Caraibes, 1998 renamed Suzanne, 1999 renamed
Suzane Delmas, 2003 renamed Mol Horizon, 2007 renamed Delmas Kissama,
2010 renamed KISS, 2010 scrapped. |
20,424 |
| Ville de Messine |
1870 |
ex- Ariadne, 1881 purchased from W. Ruys & Sons,
Rotterdam renamed Ville de Messine, 1882 transferred to Havraise
Peninsulaire, 1904 sold Italy renamed Spes, 1913 renamed Angelina,
1918 torpedoed and sunk off Tripoli by UB.68. |
1,003 |
| Ville de Metz (1) |
1882 |
1886 wrecked near Sarco Punta, near Coquimbo. |
2,310 |
| Ville de Metz (2) |
1887 |
1905 sold Russia renamed Otto Berg, 1913 to Japan
renamed Daihoku Maru, 1917 renamed Yeifuku Maru, 1922 scrapped. |
3,297 |
| Ville de Metz (3) |
1920 |
1940 seized by Germans renamed Othmarschen, 1943
torpedoed and sunk by Soviet submarine L-20 in Varangerfjord, Norway. |
7,007 |
| Ville de Metz (4) |
1966 |
1972 sold Denmark renamed Heering Mille, 1977 sold
Panama renamed Irene S.. Lemos, 1987 scrapped. |
25,186 |
| Ville de Morondava |
1952 |
built as Jutta Schroder for Reederei Schroder, Hamburg,
1959 sold to Worms & Cie renamed Chateau-Yquem, 1967 purchased renamed
Ville de Morondava, 1973 sold Singapore renamed Golden Wonder, 1984
sold Panama renamed Izabella, 1984 renamed Bulimba, 1984 scrapped. |
1,488 |
| Ville de Mostaganem |
1890 |
built as Highland Chief for Nelson
Line, Liverpool, 1912 sold to M. Jebsen, Hamburg renamed Alexander,
1913 purchased renamed Ville de Mostaganem, 1915 sold to French
Line, 1915 sunk by U.39. |
2,648 |
| Ville de Nantes (1) |
1959 |
1972 sold Cyprus renamed Kition, 1974 sold renamed
Athens Sky, 1979 on fire and sank. |
7,130 |
| Ville de Nantes (2) |
1974 |
1987 sold Cyprus renamed Amer Shakti, 1995 renamed
CSAV Tolten, 1996 scrapped. |
12,609 |
| Ville de Palerme |
1883 |
1886 wrecked Ushant. |
1,625 |
| Ville de Paris (1) |
1890 |
1903 sold to Ellerman & Papayanni
Line renamed Alexandria, 1914 scrapped. |
3,534 |
| Ville de Paris (2) |
1903 |
1935 wrecked Madagascar. |
5,020 |
| Ville de Reims (1) |
1918 |
1919 purchased from The Shipping Controller, London,
1940 seized by Germans renamed Harvestehude, 1945 returned to owners
renamed Ville de Reims, 1951 sold Italy renamed Maja, 1954 scrapped. |
4,683 |
| Ville de Reims (2) |
1968 |
1976 sold Liberia renamed Palawan, 1984 scrapped. |
8,838 |
| Ville de Reims (3) |
1977 |
1983 renamed Artois, 1987 sold Greece renamed P.
S. Palios, 1992 renamed Pallas, 1993 renamed Vast Jolity, 1996 renamed
Noble Glory, 1998 renamed Global Power, 2003 scrapped. |
16,505 |
| Ville de Riposto |
1884 |
1899 wrecked Madagascar. |
1,447 |
| Ville de Rotterdam |
1970 |
1978 sold Philippines renamed Puerto Princesa, 1984
scrapped. |
10,661 |
| Ville de Rouen (1) |
1919 |
1941 captured by HMS Dunedin off Brazil, operated
for MOWT by Glen Line, 28th Dec.
1942 torpedoed and sunk by U.225 and U.662 in Atlantic. |
5,083 |
| Ville de Rouen (2) |
1957 |
1976 sold China renamed Liu Jiang, 1985 scrapped. |
8,259 |
| Ville de Rouen (3) |
1977 |
1984 sold renamed Armagnac,1986 sold Nigeria renamed
Savanne, 1988 sold Bahamas renamed Acritas, 1996 renamed Phaethon,
1999 renamed Spirit of 66 II, 2000 scrapped. |
16,893 |
| Ville de Rouen (4) |
1982 |
ex- Renee Delmas, 1987 transferred from Delmas
Vieljeux renamed Ville de Rouen, 1991 renamed Nedlloyd Bordeaux,
1992 renamed Renee Delmas, 1995 renamed CGM Mascareignes, 1996
renamed Renee Delmas, 1999 renamed Kamina, 2009 renamed Kami, 2010
scrapped. |
20,424 |
| Ville de Sete |
1971 |
1978 sold Liberia renamed Corregidor, 1980 sold Philippines
renamed Nasipit Bay, 1986 renamed Saint-Gerasimos, 1991 scrapped. |
9,160 |
| Ville de Strasbourg (1) |
1882 |
1898 sold to Cie des Bateaux a Vapeur du Nord, Dunkirk,
1917 torpedoed and sunk by UC.74. |
2,221 |
| Ville de Strasbourg (2) |
1920 |
1927 sold to Messageries
Maritimes, Dunkerque, 1941 MOWT managed by Union-Castle
Mail SS Co., 1945 returned to owners, 1953 scrapped. |
7,007 |
| Ville de Strasbourg (3) |
1957 |
ex- Marilu, 1960 purchased from Italy renamed Ville
de Strasbourg, 1973 sold Cyprus renamed Kypris, 1975 sold Panama
renamed Rose II, 1975 explosion, caught fire and sank on voyage Genoa
- Durban. |
8,935 |
| Ville de Strasbourg (4) |
1975 |
1987 sold to Soc.Malgache de Transports Maritimes
renamed Gasikara, 1991 went missing in Indian Ocean. |
12,609 |
| Ville de Tamatave (1) |
1899 |
1922 sold to E. J. Antoine, Le Havre, 1924 scrapped. |
3,730 |
| Ville de Tamatave (2) |
1931 |
1941 captured by HMS Dunedin, operated for MOWT by Elder
Dempster Lines, 1943 went missing with all hands (88) on voyage
Cardiff to New York. |
4,993 |
| Ville de Tamatave (3) |
1949 |
1970 sold Cuba renamed Ville, 1970 renamed Jose Antonio
Echevarria,1976 scrapped. |
7,154 |
| Ville de Tananarive |
1950 |
1968 sold Liberia renamed Plate Star, 1970 sold Hong
Kong renamed Coral Islands, 1972 sold Somalia, 1976 sold Cuba renamed
Coral, 1976 on fire at Havana and beached. |
7,157 |
| Ville de Tarragone |
1882 |
1907 sunk in collision with s/s Suzanne et Marie
at Havre. |
1,546 |
| Ville de Tulear (1) |
1915 |
ex- Chateau Latour, 1951 purchased from Worms & Cie.,
Havre renamed Ville de Tulear, 1955 scrapped. |
1,912 |
| Ville de Tulear (2) |
1958 |
1980 sold Singapore renamed Godfather, 1983 sold
Malaysia renamed Million No.3, 2001 renamed Nikka, no later info. |
1,955 |
| Ville de Valence (1) |
1882 |
1905 sold Italy renamed Amor, 1912 renamed Togo, 1918
mined and sunk. |
1,339 |
| Ville de Valence (2) |
1972 |
1983 sold Liberia renamed Valence, 1984 sold HAPAG renamed
Kiel, 1984 sold Mauritius renamed Flamboyant, 1995 sold renamed Fratzescos
M, 1997 scrapped. |
12,644 |
| Ville de Verdun (1) |
1917 |
6th Feb. 1918 torpedoed and sunk by U.34 off Cape
Bougaroni. |
4,576 |
| Ville de Verdun (2) |
1921 |
1927 sold to Messageries
Maritimes, 1942 requisitioned by Japanese renamed Teison Maru,
14th Oct. 1942 torpedoed and sunk by USS Finback. |
7,007 |
| Ville d'Oran |
1912 |
1944 renamed Madagascar for
MOWT, London, 1945 returned to owners, 1950 scrapped. |
4,857 |
| Ville du Havre (1) |
1862 |
1872 purchased, 1882 transferred to Havraise Peninsulaire,
1889 sunk in collision with s/s Barnesmore off Gibraltar. |
513 |
| Ville du Havre (2) |
1889 |
1903 sold to Sir J. Laing & Sons, Sunderland renamed
Lonsdale, 1909 sold to Harris & Dixon, London, 1913 sold Japan renamed
Unkai Maru No.4, 1915 renamed Heishin Maru, 1924 wrecked. |
3,165 |
| Ville du Havre (3) |
1904 |
6th Jan.1917 torpedoed and sunk by U.48 off Cape Vilano. |
5,026 |
| Ville du Havre (4) |
1919 |
1942 torpedoed and sunk by USS Herring off Casablanca. |
5,083 |
| Ville du Havre (5) |
1944 |
built as William M. Eastland
for U.S. War Shipping Admin., 1945 chartered to French Government,
1947 renamed Le Havre, managed by Havraise Peninsulaire, 1948 renamed
Ville du Havre, 1960 renamed Le Havre, managed by Cie Havraise de
Nav. Corblet, 1964 sold Uruguay renamed Almar, 1967 sold Cyprus renamed
Tegean, 1969 scrapped. |
7,244 |
| Ville du Havre (6) |
1961 |
1977 sold Liberia renamed Aliakmon Leader, 1982 sold
Panama renamed Apostolos K, 1983 exploded and sank near Mombasa. |
9,847 |
| Ville du Havre (7) |
1978 |
1979 chartered out renamed Foss Havre, 1981 renamed
Ville du Havre, 1987 sold Cayman Islands renamed Kamina, 1990 sold
Maersk Line renamed Maersk Kent. |
8,670 |
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