List of ships with the name Bavaria

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Bavaria is a name that is used several times for ships. It is derived from the German state of Bavaria , which was a kingdom from 1806 to 1918 and has been a free state since then .

Ship list

designation Ship type Class / type Construction year Shipyard Owner period of service Whereabouts image
Bavaria Ironclad Saxony class 1878 Imperial shipyard , Kiel Imperial Navy 1881-1900 After being used as a target ship, sold and scrapped in 1919
SMS Bayern (1878) Gazebo 1889.jpg
Bavaria Reichspostdampfer 1887 AG Vulcan , Szczecin North German Lloyd 1887-1909 In 1909 Italy scrapped
Bavaria Passenger ship 1908 Rolandwerft , Bremen German Reichsbahn 1920-1956 Retired in 1956
Bavaria Steamship 1911 HAPAG 1911-1917 Sunk by SM UC 67 on May 2, 1917
Bavaria Battleship Bavaria class 1915 Howaldtswerke , Kiel Imperial Navy 1916-1919 Sunk in Scapa Flow itself on June 21, 1919 , later lifted and scrapped
Bundesarchiv Bild 183-R17811, ship of the line "Bayern" .jpg
Bavaria Steamship 1921 HAPAG 1921-1959 Scrapped in Japan in 1959
Bavaria Motor ship 1923 Rambeck shipyard, Starnberg City of Szczecinek 1921– in action on the Trzesiecko ( German  Streitzigsee ), Szczecinek ( German  Neustettin )
Bavaria STW 006.JPG
Bavaria Day trip boat 1939/48 Bavarian shipping company 1948 – today in motion
Bavaria a Stanberger See-n.jpg
Bavaria destroyer Hamburg class 1962 Stülcken shipyard , Hamburg Federal Navy 1965-1993 For breaking up after 1995 Denmark sold
Bavaria Day trip boat 1988 Bodan shipyard Ship operation Wiehrer 1988-present in motion
Bavaria (ship, 1988) .jpg
Bavaria frigate Brandenburg class 1994 North Sea Works , Emden German Navy Since 1996
German frigate Bayern (F217) off Palma de Mallorca on 4 September 2011.jpg

See also

Web links

Commons : Ships with the name Bavaria  - collection of images, videos and audio files
Wiktionary: Bayern  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations

Footnotes

  1. ^ Witthöft, Hans Jürgen: HAPAG . Hamburg-America Line. Koehlers Verlagsgesellschaft, Hamburg 1973, ISBN 3-7822-0087-X , p. 110 .