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Neptunia
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Neptunia
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Neptunia (1912)
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Neptunia (1913)
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Neptunia (1919)
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Neptunia (1920)
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Neptunia (1950)
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Neptunia (1951)
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Neptunia (at Genoa; newspaper from Feb 1953; summary: "Neptunia is listed for sailing from Genoa today.")
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Neptunia (at Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; newspaper from Feb 1953; summary: "Miss Anne Marron will sail for England next week aboard the Neptunia.")
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Neptunia (at Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; newspaper from Oct 1953; summary: "Neptunia from Genoa is berthed at Inner East Station Pier.")
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Neptunia (at Port Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; newspaper from Feb 1953; summary: "Neptunia is at Port Melbourne's Outer East Station Pier.")
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Neptunia (at Port Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; newspaper from Feb 1953; summary: "Neptunia is in port at Port Melbourne.")
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Neptunia (at Sydney Inner East Station Pier; newspaper from Oct 1953; summary: "Neptunia is docked at Sydney Inner East Station Pier.")
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Neptunia (British and Commonwealth merchant ship) (Other nations)
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Neptunia (bulk handysize; built 1971; Honduras; 25487 dwt; also named: Rosewood, Paulina C, Rio Grande; IMO: 7034684)
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Neptunia (crude oil tanker; built 1966; Liberia; 61873 dwt; IMO: 6616617)
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Neptunia (Diesel) [b1949], tug
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Neptunia (England, allied merchant vessel)
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Neptunia (ferry; built 1956; Panama; 1017 dwt; also named: Zenith, Duke of Argyll, Corinthia, Faith Power, Fairy Princess; IMO: 5094460)
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Neptunia (ferry; built 1964; Cyprus; 1199 dwt; also named: Rfi, Carferry Viking I, Viking I, Viking Victory, Sun Boat, Caravan, Vasmed, Sunny Boat, European Glory, Media II, Media V; IMO: 6407652)
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Neptunia (ferry; built 1967; Panama; 1390 dwt; also named: Manar, Ulster Prince, Lady M, Tangpakorn, Long Hu, Macmosa, Neptunia II, Panther, Vatan; IMO: 6622587)
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Neptunia (ferry; built 1978; Gibraltar; 2150 dwt; also named: Stena Tropper, Darnia, Nord Neptunus; IMO: 7501297)
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Neptunia (Greek Line) [timetables, images, etc.]
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Neptunia (Italy, liner 1942)
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Neptunia (Lloyd Triestino) [timetables, images, etc.]
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Neptunia (London, 1938, Steam; ON: 166534)
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Neptunia (Nassau, NS, 1885, Sail; ON: 88117)
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Neptunia (passenger liner; built 1920; Panama; 7762 dwt; also named: Johan De Witt)
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Neptunia (passenger ship; built 1951; Italy; 7547 dwt; also named: Rossini; IMO: 5249144)
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Neptunia (Recreational; Chicago, IL; built 2000; 11 gross tons)
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Neptunia (ship, at Brighton, Victoria, Australia; newspaper from Feb 1953; summary: "Kay Hughes will sail in the Neptunia on February 26 for a trip abroad.")
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Neptunia (ship, at England, France, Italy, Germany and Belgium; newspaper from Jul 1953; summary: "Neptunia brings Buchele back from a six-month trip to England, France, Italy, Germany and Belgium.")
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Neptunia (ship, at England; newspaper from Feb 1953; summary: "Neptunia sails with 11 girls on a finishing tour of England and the Continent.")
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Neptunia (ship, at Europe; newspaper from Dec 1953; summary: "Neptunia carried Mr Ress back after six months' study of hotels in Europe.")
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Neptunia (ship, at Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; newspaper from Jul 1953; summary: "Neptunia departs Melbourne with the Dean of the Faculty of Law of the University of Melbourne bound for Harvard as visiting professor.")
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Neptunia (ship, at Melbourne, Victoria; newspaper from Jul 1953; summary: "A dinner was held aboard the Neptunia for Victoria's Wine and Food Society.")
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Neptunia (ship, at Melbourne; newspaper from Feb 1953; summary: "Neptunia is passing through Melbourne en route to Europe.")
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Neptunia (ship, at Port Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; newspaper from Feb 1953; summary: "Neptunia is at Station Pier with Italian seaman Denaro aboard.")
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Neptunia (SS)
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Neptunia (steamer, at Colombo, Sri Lanka; newspaper from Jul 1953; summary: "Neptunia called at Colombo during its voyage to Australia.")
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Neptunia (tug; built 1979; Russia; 404 dwt; IMO: 7829883)
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Neptunia (United Kingdom, Steam Tug)
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Neptunia, no. 140
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Neptunia, no. 157
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Neptunia, no. 167
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Neptunia, no. 169
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Neptunia, SS
Book
Warrior Queens: The Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth in World War II
Author
Published
Stackpole Books, Mechanicsburg, PA, 2002
ISBN
0811716457, 9780811716451
Page
62
Neptunia: 10,450 tons, Greek Line
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Neptunia; a) Duke of Argyll (Greek)
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