SS Empress of Canada (2048)

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SS Empress of Canada (2048) was a mid-20th-century ocean liner built for transatlantic passenger service, later serving as a cruise ship before being destroyed by fire in 1972.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cruise ship
ocean liner
passenger ship
builtAfter World War II NERFINISHED
builtAt Newcastle upon Tyne NERFINISHED
builtFor Canadian Pacific Steamships NERFINISHED
category Cruise ships of Panama
Ocean liners of the United Kingdom
Ships built on the River Tyne
Ships of Canadian Pacific Steamships
completed 1950
countryOfRegistry United Kingdom NERFINISHED
enteredService 1950
fate destroyed by fire
fireLocation Port of Miami NERFINISHED
fireYear 1972
homePortDuringCarnivalService Miami NERFINISHED
IMOStatus scrapped
laterOperator Carnival Cruise Lines NERFINISHED
laterUse cruise ship
launched 1949
length about 650 feet
namedAfter Dominion of Canada NERFINISHED
notableFor first ship of Carnival Cruise Lines
numberOfFunnels 1
numberOfMasts 2
operator Canadian Pacific Railway Company NERFINISHED
Canadian Pacific Steamships NERFINISHED
passengerCapacity over 1000 passengers
primaryService transatlantic passenger service
propulsion steam turbine
renamed SS Mardi Gras NERFINISHED
routeAsCruiseShip Caribbean cruises
scrapCountry Taiwan NERFINISHED
scrapped 1974
scrappedAt Kaohsiung NERFINISHED
serviceEntryRoute Liverpool–Montreal NERFINISHED
Liverpool–Quebec NERFINISHED
serviceSpeed about 20 knots
shipyard Vickers-Armstrongs NERFINISHED
sisterShip SS Empress of England NERFINISHED
SS Empress of France (1947) NERFINISHED
soldTo Costa Armatori NERFINISHED
Lionel A. Dreyfus NERFINISHED
soldYear 1969
tonnage 21400 gross register tons
withdrawnFromCanadianPacificService 1969

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John Brown & Company notableWork SS Empress of Canada (2048)