Hamburg America Line (HAPAG)
HAPAG Page 3: 1915-1939
This page is one of a series devoted to postcards and photographs of the Hamburg America Line.
An alphabetical list of ships
shown on this page is shown below. Below the table is a
Fleet List
in chronological order. There is a table of individual ship histories on the
HAPAG Header Page
.
This page is still under construction!
Ships on This Page:-
Albert Ballin (1923 - 20,815 gt)
Amasis (1923 - 7,129 gt)
Ammon (1923 - 7,134 gt)
Baden (2) (1921 - 8,803 gt)
Bayern (2)
(1921 - 9,014 gt)
Bitterfeld (1930 - 7,659 gt)
Burgenland (1928 - 7,320 gt)
Caribia
(1931 - 12,049 gt)
Cordillera
(1932 - 12,051 gt)
Deutschland (4)
(1923 - 20,607 gt)
Duisburg (2) (1928 - 7,389 gt)
Friesland (1) (1917 - 10,965 gt)
General Mitre (1920 - 9,891 gt)
General Osorio
(1929 - 11,590 gt)
Hamburg (2)
(1926 - 21,133 gt)
Havenstein (1921 - 7,973 gt)
Hessen (1921 - 8,116 gt)
Hindenburg (1921 - 7,880 gt)
Huascaran
(1938 - 6,951 gt)
Johann Heinrich Burchard
(1915 - 19,618 gt)
Karnak (1926 - 7,209 gt)
Kulmerland (1) (1928 - 7,363 gt)
Kurland (1919 - 10,893 gt)
Kurmark (2) (1930 - 7,851 gt)
Leverkusen (1) (1928 - 7,386 gt)
Ludendorf (1922 - 7,892 gt)
Magdalena (1928 - 9,829 gt)
Milwaukee
(1929 - 16,699 gt)
Mulhausen (1930 - 10,155 gt)
Munsterland (1) (1919 - 11,509 gt)
Neumark (2) (1929 - 7,851 gt)
New York
(1926 - 21,455 gt)
Njassa (1922 - 8,540 gt)
Nordmark (2) (1930 - 7,750 gt)
Oldenburg (1923 - 8,538 gt)
Oliva (1921 - 7,885 gt)
Orinoco
(1928 - 9,660 gt)
Patria (3)
(1937 - 16,595 gt)
Portland (1928 - 7,132 gt)
Preussen (2) (1922 - 8,230 gt)
Ramses (1926 - 7,983 gt)
Reliance
(1915 - 19,618 gt)
Rheinland (1) (1918 - 10,892 gt)
Robert Ley
(1939 - 27,288 gt)
Sachsen (2) (1922 - 8,109 gt)
Sauerland (1) (1918 - 10,973 gt)
Sauerland (2) (1928 - 7,087 gt)
Scheer (1915 - 8,298 gt)
Seattle (1928 - 7,369 gt)
St. Louis
(1929 - 16,732 gt)
Stassfurt (1930 - 7,395 gt)
Steiermark (2) (1938 - 8,736 gt)
Strassburg (2) (1930 - 17,001 gt)
Tacoma (1930 - 8,268 gt)
Tanganjika
(1922 - 8,540 gt)
Thuringia (4)
(1922 - 11,251 gt)
Tirpitz (2) (1921 - 7,970 gt)
Uckermark (2) (1930 - 7,021 gt)
Vancouver (1930 - 8,269 gt)
Vaterland (2) (1940 - 40,000 gt)
Veendam (1923 - 15,450 gt)
Vogtland (1) (1916 - 10,892 gt)
Vogtland (2) (1923 - 7,106 gt)
Wendland (1919 - 11,446 gt)
Westphalia (3) (1923 - 11,343 gt)
W
urttemberg (2) (1921 - 8,894 gt)
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- 1940-1970
HAPAG - Page 5
- Coastal Services
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- 1970-
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HAPAG Fleet List - Page 3
Johann Heinrich Burchard
(1915 - 19,618 gt)
Reliance
Johann Heinrich Burchard
never sailed under this name, and in 1919 was ceded to Holland as reparation, and renamed
Limburgia
. In 1922,
Limburgia
was transferred to United American Line, New York, and renamed
Reliance
. In 1926,
Reliance
returned to HAPAG. She was burnt out at Hamburg in 1938 and scrapped in 1941.
Bayern (2)
(1921 - 9,014 gt)
1936 sold to
Messageries Maritimes
, France, renamed
Sontay
.
Tanganjika
(1922 - 8,540 gt)
1936 purchased from Deutsche Ost Afrika Line, 1936 transferred to Woermann Line, Hamburg, 1943 bombed and sunk.
Thuringia (4)
(1922 - 11,251 gt)
USA service, 1930 renamed
General San Martin
, South America service, 1936 sold to Hamburg Sud Amerika Line.
Deutschland (4)
(1923 - 20,607 gt)
USA service, 1934 rebuilt to 21,046 tons, 1941 transferred to Deutsche Amerika Line, Bremen, 1945 sunk by air attack at Lubeck.
Hamburg (2)
(1926 - 21,133 gt)
USA service, 1945 mined and sunk, 1950 salvaged by USSR rebuilt as whaling factory ship
Yuri Dolgoruky
.
New York
(1926 - 21,455 gt)
USA service, 1941 transferred to Deutsche Amerika Line, 1945 bombed at Kiel and capsized.
Orinoco
(1928 - 9,660 gt)
South America service, 1941 seized by Mexico, renamed
Puebla
.
General Osorio
(1929 - 11,590 gt)
South America service, 1936 transferred to Hamburg Sud Amerika Line, 1944 bombed and sunk at Kiel.
Milwaukee
(1929 - 16,699 gt)
Caribbean service, 1945 captured at Kiel, renamed
Empire Waveney
.
St. Louis
(1929 - 16,732 gt)
Caribbean service, 1941 transferred to Hamburg Sud Amerika Line, 1946 converted to a hospital ship at Hamburg.
Caribia
(1931 - 12,049 gt)
Caribbean service, 1945 ceded to Britain, 1946 ceded to USSR, renamed
Illitch
.
Cordillera
(1932 - 12,051 gt)
Caribbean service, 1945 bombed and sunk, 1949 raised and ceded to USSR, renamed
Russ
.
Patria (3)
(1937 - 16,595 gt)
Chile, Peru service, 1945 taken over by Britain renamed
Empire Welland
.
Huascaran
(1938 - 6,951 gt)
1945 ceded to Britain, renamed
Beaverbrae
with Canadian Pacific.
Robert Ley
(1939 - 27,288 gt)
KDF cruise liner, 1945 bombed and sunk at Hamburg.