List of ships with the name Cuxhaven

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Cuxhaven is a name that is used several times by ships and was inspired by the city of the same name, Cuxhaven . The ships were named Cuxhaven during the service period specified below .

Ship list

designation Ship type Class / type Construction year Shipyard Owner period of service Whereabouts image
Cuxhaven Paddle steamer 1864 Caird & Company , Greenock HAPAG (1866–1884)
Unterelbesche Railway Company (1884–1890)
Ballins Steamship Rhederei (1890–1891) 		1866-1891 Sunk July 24, 1891
Cuxhaven Cargo ship 1882 WB Thompson & Co., Dundee Yorkshire Coal & Steam Shipping Co. (1882–1895)

Goole Steam Shipping Co. (1895-1905)
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway (1905-1911)

1882-1911 Sunk by the German submarine U 21 in the Mediterranean Sea on November 1, 1916 .
Cuxhaven Paddle steamer 1887 Scott & Co. , Greenock Stade Altländer Steamship and Shipping Company 1905-1919 Wrecked in 1919
Cuxhaven Fish steamer 1891 Neptun shipyard , Rostock Robert Dohrmann (1891-1892)
correspondent ship owner Dietrich Bartels (1892-1909) 		1891-1909 Wrecked in Sweden in 1925
Cuxhaven Fish steamer 1892 Schichau Seebeck , Bremerhaven Erdmann Lefke, Geestemünde 1910-1914 Wrecked in 1965
Cuxhaven Paddle steamer 1895 Scott & Co. , Greenock Hamburg-Stade Altländer Line 1924-1929 Wrecked in 1929
Cuxhaven tractor 1897 Shipyard and machine factory (formerly Janssen & Schmilinsky ), Hamburg Schrader & Wrede 1897-1917 1942 sunk, lifted, returned to owner; Remaining unclear
Cuxhaven Pilot protector 1901 Peters Shipyard , Wewelsfleth City of Hamburg 1901-1929 Atalanta since 1930 ; in motion
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Cuxhaven I. Customs cruiser 1909 Shipyard and machine factory (formerly Janssen & Schmilinsky ), Hamburg Main customs office in Cuxhaven 1909-1940, 1941-1956 Sold in 1956, whereabouts unclear
Cuxhaven Fish steamer 1912 Schichau Seebeck , Bremerhaven German sea fishing 1919-1928 Lost in 1939
Cuxhaven Fish steamer 1921 German works , Rüstringen North Sea German deep-sea fishery 1929-1939 Wrecked in 1943 after a mine explosion
Cuxhaven II Customs cruiser 1931 Norderwerft , Hamburg Hamburg Regional Finance Directorate 1931-1940, 1941-1952 Sold in 1962, whereabouts unclear
Cuxhaven Passenger - motor ship 1936 Stülcken shipyard , Hamburg HADAG 1936-1967 Remaining unclear after 1975
Cuxhaven III Customs cruiser 1938 Norderwerft , Hamburg Hamburg Regional Finance Directorate 1938-1940, 1941-1952 Sold in 1963, whereabouts unclear
Cuxhaven Fish steamer Type Gauleiter Bürkel 1940 Schichau Seebeck , Bremerhaven North Sea German deep-sea fishery 1940-1940 Canceled in 1984
Cuxhaven Cargo steamer Hansa type A 1943 German shipyard , Hamburg HAPAG 1943-1945 Stranded in Honduras in 1952
Cuxhaven Fish steamer Standard fish steamer 1949 Schiffbau-Gesellschaft Unterweser , Bremerhaven North Sea German deep-sea fishery 1949-1960 Wrecked in 1962
Cuxhaven Cargo motor ship 1956 North Sea Works , Emden Bugsier shipping company , HAPAG 1956–? Wrecked in 1982
Cuxhaven (M 1078) Minesweeper Lindau class 1959 Burmester shipyard , Bremen-Burg German Navy 1959-2000 Sold to Estonian Navy in 2000 , decommissioned in 2009
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Cuxhaven Fishing motor ship 1961 Rickmerswerft , Bremerhaven North Sea German deep-sea fishery 1961-1979 Broken down in 1980
Cuxhaven Container cargo ship Sietas type 81 1976 Norderwerft, Hamburg W. Meyer, Wischhafen -Hammelwörden 1976-2000 in motion
Cuxhaven Fishing motor ship 1990 Mützelfeldtwerft , Cuxhaven German fishing union 1990-2000 in motion
City of Cuxhaven Container cargo motor ship 1996 Mützelfeldtwerft , Cuxhaven Thien & Heyenga, Hamburg 1996-1997 in motion
Abis Cuxhaven Cargo ship 2011 Hangzhou Dongfeng Shipbuilding, Hangzhou Abis Shipping, Harlingen 2017-2018 in motion
Abis Cuxhaven IMO 9548304.JPG
Cuxhaven Frost trawler 2017 Mykleust Verft , Ålesund German fishing union since 2017 in motion
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See also

literature

  • Reinhart Schmelzkopf: Ships and Cuxhaven , 2nd ext. Edition, Wilhelm-Heidsiek-Verlag, Cuxhaven 2017, ISBN 3-935459-23-8 .
  • Dieter Kokot, Werner Jakobeit: "Cuxhaven". A traditional name for fishing vessels (series of publications by the “Förderverein Schifffahrtsgeschichte Cuxhaven eV”, issue 12b (V1 / February 2018)), self-printed, Cuxhaven 2018, (without ISBN).
  • Wolfgang Walter: German fish steamer. Technology, development, use, ship register. Carlsen Verlag / Die Hanse, Hamburg 1999, ISBN 3-551-88517-6 .
  • Erich Gröner / Dieter Jung / Martin Maass: The German Warships 1815–1945 (8 volumes in 9 sub-volumes) , Bernard & Graefe Verlag, Munich / Koblenz / Bonn, 1982–1993.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ melt head, p. 169
  2. ↑ Walter, p. 138
  3. ↑ melt head, p. 170
  4. ↑ Erich Gröner, Dieter Jung, Martin Maass: The German warships 1815-1945, Volume 6: Port operations vehicles (II: excavators, rescue and diving vehicles, icebreakers, tugs, transport vehicles), yachts and Avisos, landing associations (I) , Bernard & Graefe Verlag, Koblenz 1989, ISBN 3-7637-4805-9 , p. 80
  5. ↑ Erich Gröner, Dieter Jung, Martin Maass: The German warships 1815-1945, Volume 8/2: Outpost boats, auxiliary minesweepers, coastal protection associations (Part 2), small combat associations, dinghies , Bernard & Graefe Verlag, Bonn 1993, ISBN 3-7637-4807 -5 , p. 478, p. 481
  6. ^ Walter, p. 178
  7. ^ Walter, p. 218
  8. ↑ Gröner, Volume 8/2, p. 479, p. 481
  9. ↑ melt head, p. 171
  10. ↑ Gröner, Volume 8/2, p. 479, p. 481
  11. ^ Wolfgang Walter: German fish steamers. Technology, development, use, ship register. Carlsen Verlag / Die Hanse, Hamburg 1999, ISBN 3-551-88517-6 , p. 265
  12. ↑ melt head, p. 172
  13. ^ Walter, p. 279
  14. ↑ melt head, p. 173
  15. ↑ Kokot / Jakobeit, p. 23f.
  16. ↑ melt head, p. 174
  17. ↑ Kokot / Jakobeit, p. 25f.
  18. ↑ melt head, p. 175
  19. ↑ Longvann, IMO 9548304 at balticshipping.com