Southampton–Sydney

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Southampton–Sydney was a long-distance passenger sea route linking the United Kingdom with Australia, historically served by ocean liners such as the SS Canberra.

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Southampton–Sydney canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf long-distance route
passenger route
sea route
connects Southampton
Sydney
countryServed Australia
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
currentUse occasional cruise itinerary
historicalEra 20th century
historicalSignificance key route of British ocean liner services
major UK–Australia migration route
historicalUse emigrant transport
passenger transport
notableShipOnRoute SS Canberra
operatedBy P&O Cruises
Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company
surface form: P&O-Orient Line
passengerType cruise passengers
line voyage passengers
portOfArrival Port of Sydney
portOfDeparture Southampton Harbour
surface form: Port of Southampton
regionCrossed Arabian Sea
Atlantic Ocean
Bay of Bengal
Indian Ocean
Mediterranean Sea NERFINISHED
Red Sea
Suez Canal
Tasman Sea
Timor Sea
servedCity London, England
surface form: London

Sydney NERFINISHED
status largely replaced by air travel
transportMode sea
typicalIntermediateStop Aden
Colombo
Fremantle NERFINISHED
Gibraltar
Melbourne
Port Said
typicalVesselType cruise ship
passenger liner
usedBy ocean liners

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SS Canberra route Southampton–Sydney