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SS Maplewood

Description: British steamship sunk in World War I

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Maplewood

29 ship citations (0 free) in 18 resources

Maplewood Subscribe to view

Maplewood (1) Subscribe to view

Maplewood (2) Subscribe to view

Maplewood (234618) Subscribe to view

Maplewood (3) Subscribe to view

Maplewood (Britain; steam ship; built or delivered in 1930; 4,566 gross tons) Subscribe to view

Maplewood (Built 1920, Register closed 1929; ON: 144593) Subscribe to view

Maplewood (cargo, built 1930, at Newcastle; tonnage: 4564) Subscribe to view

Maplewood (chemical tanker; built 1976; Panama; 3560 dwt; also named: Buket, Centaurman, Stolt Maplewood, Maple, Selin; IMO: 7427142) Subscribe to view

Maplewood (ferry boat), Hoboken (formerly Meadville) Subscribe to view

Maplewood (ferry; built 1936; USA; also named: Meadville; IMO: 5220083) Subscribe to view

Maplewood (freighter; 4566 tons; launched in 1930; photographed in early 1930s (1960 scrapped)) Subscribe to view

Maplewood (London, 1948, Sail; ON: 181996) Subscribe to view

Maplewood (Middlesbrough, 1930, Steam; ON: 160728) Subscribe to view

Maplewood (sailed to Port Hawkesbury, N.S., Canada, arriving 1913-08-13) Subscribe to view

Maplewood (see as Mapledore) Subscribe to view

Maplewood (see as Novasli) Subscribe to view

Maplewood (singledecker; built 1963; Panama; 4728 dwt; also named: Shin-Ei Maru; IMO: 5413496) Subscribe to view

Maplewood (Tug; built 1943, in Newport Beach, CA, USA; 126 tons; naming history: SC-772 (U.S.S.) (1943); Air Mallard (U.S.C.G.C.) (1945); Joan Lindsay (1951); Maplewood (1965); Lady Goodiver (1993); registr nos: 194224 (Canada); SC.772 (US Navy)) Subscribe to view

Maplewood; a) Meadville (Ferry) Subscribe to view