SS Empress of Britain (2073)

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SS Empress of Britain (2073) was a prominent early 20th-century British ocean liner, renowned for its luxurious transatlantic service and later wartime role before being sunk during World War II.

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instanceOf British ship
ocean liner
passenger ship
builder Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company NERFINISHED
builtAt Govan, Scotland NERFINISHED
casualties loss of life reported
category Canadian Pacific ocean liner
Maritime incidents in World War II
Ships built on the River Clyde
class Empress class NERFINISHED
completed 1906
conflict World War I
World War II
countryOfRegistry United Kingdom NERFINISHED
deckClass first class
second class
third class
era early 20th century
fate sunk during wartime service
flag British
homePort Liverpool NERFINISHED
launchDate 1905
length about 570 feet
notableFor fast Atlantic crossings
luxurious transatlantic accommodations
operator Canadian Pacific Line NERFINISHED
Canadian Pacific Steamship Company NERFINISHED
owner Canadian Pacific Railway Company NERFINISHED
primaryRoute Liverpool–Quebec–Montreal NERFINISHED
propulsion steam turbines
route Transatlantic
serviceArea North Atlantic Ocean NERFINISHED
serviceEntry 1906
serviceType luxury passenger service
mail service
sisterShip SS Empress of Asia NERFINISHED
SS Empress of Ireland NERFINISHED
sunkIn World War II NERFINISHED
tonnage about 14,000 gross register tons
usedAs troopship
wartimeRole troop transport

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John Brown & Company notableWork SS Empress of Britain (2073)