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Statistics

           
           
RETURN TO THE HOMEPAGE                                                                                                                                                                                              S/S ORIANA 1960


Historical Statistics:

 

 

 

Builder:

Vickers Armstrong Shipbuilders Ltd, Barrow in Furness, England, UK

Yard Number:

1061

Date of Build:

1960

Vessel Name:

S/S Oriana (1960 – Present)

Type of Vessel:

Passenger / Cargo ocean liner

Date Launched:

3rd November 1959

Launched by:

HRH Princess Alexandra

Maiden Voyage:

3rd December 1960:

Southampton to Sydney.

Via: Gibraltar, Naples, Port Said, the Suez Canal, Aden, Colombo, Fremantle, Melbourne and finally Sydney. 

Final Commercial Voyage:

14th March 1986:

Sydney to the South Pacific and return.

Final Voyage:

25th May 2005

Dalian, China to Zhangiagang shipyard, China under tow for scrapping.

Date Scrapped:

Summer 2005

Flag:

British

Port of Registry:

London, England, UK

Original Owners / Operators:

Orient Steam Navigation Company

(Orient Line), London

 

 

 

Technical Statistics:

 

 

 

Length:

840ft (245.1 metres)

Breadth:

97ft (30.5 metres)

Draft:

31ft 6 inches

Gross Registered Tonnage:

41,923 tonnes

Power:

Parson’s (Pametrada) double reduction geared steam turbines driving twin screws, producing 80,000 shaft horsepower.

Maximum Speed:

30.64 knots

Service Speed:

27.5 knots

Passengers & Crew:

688 first class, 1,496 tourist class, and with 899 crew. But after 1973 she carried 1,750 passengers as a one class cruise liner.

 

 

 








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