List of ships with the name Oldenburg
In the history of shipping, Oldenburg has been the name or part of the name of ships several times . The name of the ships was derived from the state of Oldenburg in northwest Germany and its capital Oldenburg .
Ship list
| designation | Ship type | Class / type | Construction year | Shipyard | Owner | period of service | Whereabouts | image |
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| Oldenburg | Sail warship | 1628 | Danish Navy / Swedish Navy | until 1660 | ||||
| OldenburgReceipt ? | Sailing warship | 1663 | Neustadt | Danish Navy | until 1673 | Delivered to the Danish East India Company in 1673 , wreck in 1677 | ||
| OldenburgReceipt ? | Sailing warship | 1688 | Copenhagen | Danish Navy | until 1728 | |||
| OldenburgReceipt ? | Ship of the line | Danish Navy | 1740 to 1778 | |||||
| Oldenburg | Paddle steamer | 1845 | Gâche frères, Paris | North German Lloyd | 1845 to 1873 | 1873 sold to unknown | ||
| Grand Duke of Oldenburg | Wheel corvette | 1848 | William Patterson, Bristol | Imperial Fleet | 1849 to 1852 | Sold in 1852 |
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| Oldenburg | Sailing ship | 1851 | Rickmers shipyard , Bremerhaven | Oldenburgische Rhedereigesellschaft | 1851 to 1885 | 1885 marine casualty | ||
| Oldenburg | Ironclad | 1884 | AG Vulcan , Szczecin | Imperial Navy | 1886 to 1899 | Wrecked in 1919 |
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| OldenburgReceipt ? | Passenger ship | Cities class | 1891 | Fairfield Shipbuilders , Glasgow | North German Lloyd | 1891 to 1911 | Sold to Turkey in 1911 , scrapped in 1930 | |
| OldenburgReceipt ? | Fish steamer | 1895 | Julius Wieting AG , Geestemünde , 1914–1918 Imperial Navy , 1925–1927 Captain Karl Bojahr, Bremerhaven | 1891 to 1927 | Wrecked in 1927 | |||
| Oldenburg | Freighter | 1902 | Saint-Nazaire | 1927 to 1930 | Sold to Finland in 1930 as the Suomen Joutsen as a museum ship in Turku |
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| Oldenburg | Large-line ship | Helgoland class | 1910 | Schichau , Danzig | Imperial Navy | 1912 to 1919 | Wrecked in 1921 |
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| Oldenburg | Cargo ship | 1914 | Joh. C. Tecklenborg , Geestemünde | German shipping company "Midgard" | 1933 to 1945 | Sunk on April 7, 1945 | ||
| Oldenburg | Mine layers | Sesia- class | 1934 | Cantieri del Tirreno Riva Trigoso, Genoa | Navy | 1944 to 1945 | Sunk on April 25, 1945, lifted in 1946 and broken up in 1952 | |
| Oldenburg | Cargo ship | 1936 | German shipyard , Hamburg | Oldenburg-Portugiesische Dampfschiffs-Rhederei / Kriegsmarine | 1936 to 1940 | Sunk on April 14, 1940 | ||
| Oldenburg | ferry | 1958 | Roland shipyard , Berne | Deutsche Bundesbahn / Landmark Trust | since 1958 |
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| OldenburgReceipt ? | Supervisory boat | 1964 | Burmester shipyard , Burglesum | WSA Bremen | 1964-2016 | Sale via Vebeg |
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| OldenburgReceipt ? | Customs boat | 1977 | Burmester shipyard , Bremen | Water duty | Museum ship of the German Customs Museum | |||
| Oldenburg | corvette | Braunschweig class | 2007 | Blohm + Voss , Hamburg | German Navy | since January 21, 2013 |
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See also
literature
- Werner Beckmann: The shipping companies of the deep sea and herring fishery in Bremerhaven , Bremerhaven (Bd. 40 of the new series of special publications of the Heimatbundes der Männer vom Morgenstern) 2003, p. 51, 190. ISBN 3-931771-40-7
Web links
Commons : Ships with the name Oldenburg - collection of pictures, videos and audio files
Footnotes
- ^ Homepage of the German Navy , (accessed: January 22, 2013)