SS Nile (1850)
The SS Nile was an iron-hulled cargo steamship. She is best remembered for her sinking in bad weather on 30 November 1854, most likely after colliding with The Stones, a notoriously dangerous reef off Godrevy Head in Cornwall, with the loss of all hands.
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SS Nile (1850)
The SS Nile was an iron-hulled cargo steamship. She is best remembered for her sinking in bad weather on 30 November 1854, most likely after colliding with The Stones, a notoriously dangerous reef off Godrevy Head in Cornwall, with the loss of all hands.
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The SS Nile was an iron-hulled ...... l, with the loss of all hands.
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4.943856e+1
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7.71144e+0
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Struck The Stones offGodrevy Headand sank with all hands, 30 November 1854
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*Moss Line
*British and Irish Steam Packet Co
Ship owner
*William M Moss, William J Lamport and George Holt Jr
*James Stirling
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Two-cylinder single-screw engine, 150 nhp
Ship registry
Liverpool , Dublin
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The SS Nile was an iron-hulled ...... l, with the loss of all hands.
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SS Nile (1850)
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Nile
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