Completed 1908 | Tonnage 6,388 GT, 3,362 NT | |
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Namesake Maori Meeting Place of Three Rivers Owner Australian United Steam Navigation Company (A.U.S.N.) Builder A. Stephen & Sons, Glasgow, Scotland Fate Broken up 1958, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | ||
Wyreema was an Australian steamship named after the town of Wyreema, Queensland. She was a passenger liner that transported nurses to battle during World War I. She is reported to have "run down" and sunk SS Currajong in 1910. In 1926, she was sold to Brazil and was renamed Dom Pedro I.
Map of Wyreema QLD 4352, Australia
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