Scandinavian America Line
SS Hellig Olav
History
SS Hellig Olav was a Danish transatlantic Passenger ship that was the first Danish ship to be installed with a wireless telegraph, and sailed the Scandinavian America Line's Copenhagen to New York route until her scrapping in 1934.
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Ship Facts & Specifications
Tonnage
10,085 GRT
Length
151.6 m
Beam
17.8 m
Speed
15.5 knots
Passengers
Accommodation for 1,170 passengers (130 in First class, 140 in Second class & 900 in…
Crew
211
Builder
Alexander Stephen and Sons
Yard number
399
Launched
16 December 1902
Maiden voyage
25 March 1903
In service
25 March 1903
Out of service
1934
Owner
Scandinavian America Line
Port of registry
Copenhagen, Denmark
Propulsion
Two screws
Fate
Scrapped in 1934
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