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SS Maplewood

Description: British steamship sunk in World War I

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Maplewood

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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; 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