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Brooklyn (2000) (towing vessel; built 2000, in Valona, GA; 132 tons; also named Leif S., Sea Ox, Inland Sea, Inland Sea, Brooklyn) Subscribe to view

Brooklyn (container liner; built 2007; Denmark; 53201 dwt; also named: Mærsk Brooklyn, Maersk Brooklyn; IMO: 9313931) Subscribe to view

Brooklyn (towing vessel; built 1945, in Lemont, IL; 612 tons; also named Lt-821, Brooklyn, Lee Reuben) Subscribe to view

Brooklyn (towing vessel; built 1960, in New Orleans, LA; 251 tons; also named Brooklyn, Marion Smith, Louise) Subscribe to view

Brooklyn (towing vessel; built 1975, in New Orleans, LA; 198 tons; also named Peggy Sheridan, Brooklyn Service) Subscribe to view

Brooklyn (towing vessel; built 2002, in New York, NY; 148 tons; also named Sea Bull, Labrador Sea, Labrador Sea) Subscribe to view

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Brooklyn (tug; built 2002; USA; 93 dwt; also named: Labrador Sea; IMO: 9265718) Subscribe to view

Brooklyn (tweendecker; built 1972; Panama; 17247 dwt; also named: Herefordshire, Texas; IMO: 7205881) Subscribe to view

Brooklyn (U.S. steamship, 1905); See: British Queen (British steamship, 1880) Subscribe to view

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Brooklyn, USS (1896)

Book Ships of the World: An Historical Encyclopedia Illustration Main entry

Author Lincoln P. Paine

Published Houghton Mifflin, Boston, 1997

ISBN 0585109486, 9780585109480, 0395715563, 9780395715567

Pages 81-82, 83, 512

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