Swan Hunter & Wigham Richardson

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Swan Hunter & Wigham Richardson was a prominent British shipbuilding company on the River Tyne, renowned for constructing major Royal Navy warships and large passenger liners in the late 19th and 20th centuries.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British company
shipbuilding company
areaOfActivity commercial ship construction
naval ship construction
builtFor Royal Navy NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
formedByMergerOf Swan Hunter NERFINISHED
Wigham Richardson NERFINISHED
hasPart shipyard at Walker
shipyard at Wallsend
headquartersLocation England
Tyne and Wear NERFINISHED
Wallsend NERFINISHED
historicalRole contributed to British merchant fleet expansion
contributed to British naval power
industry shipbuilding
locatedOn River Tyne NERFINISHED
notableFor construction of Royal Navy warships
construction of large passenger liners
operatedInPeriod 20th century
late 19th century
product merchant ships
passenger liners
warships
regionServed North East England NERFINISHED
river River Tyne NERFINISHED
significance important employer on the River Tyne
major British shipyard

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HMS Eskimo builder Swan Hunter & Wigham Richardson
HMS Tartar builder Swan Hunter & Wigham Richardson
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HMAS Sydney builder Swan Hunter & Wigham Richardson
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