List of ships with the name Spree

Spree was and is a ship name or part of a ship name that is used several times. Ships in the name of which Spree were also included in the list . The Spree is a left tributary of the Havel almost 400 kilometers long .

Ship list

designation	Ship type	Class / type	Construction year	Shipyard	Owner	period of service	Whereabouts	image
Spree	Passenger ship	Rivers class	1890	AG Vulcan , Szczecin	North German Lloyd	1890 to 1899	Renamed Empress Maria Theresa in 1899 , sunk in 1905
Spreewald	Dry cargo ship	–Hapag's forest class	1922	German shipyard , Hamburg	HAPAG	until January 31, 1942	sunk
Spree	Dry cargo ship		Launched February 14, 1952	Nordseewerke GmbH (NSW), Emden	various owners u. a. from November 19, 1962 to VEB Deutsche Seereederei Rostock	until 1985	Demolition from February 1985 on Gadani Beach
Spreewald	Dry cargo ship		Launched March 8, 1952	Odense Staalskibsværft , Odense	various owners u. a. from July 15, 1965 to VEB Deutsche Seereederei Rostock	until 1982	Demolition from December 1982 in Greece
Spree	Cabin passenger ship		Commissioned April 11, 1964	VEB shipyard, Aken (Elbe)	VEB German inland shipping company Berlin	1964 to 1988	Canceled in 1994
Spree	Motor cargo ship (inland)		1973	Heinrich Grube - shipyard, Hamburg			in motion
Spreetrans	Push boat	Canal pusher type 190 Z (KSS 23)	1966	VEB Rosslauer shipyard , Rosslau			in motion
Spree	Liveaboard		1976	Swiftships	Spree Expeditions		in motion
Spree	Day trip boat	Inland passenger ship (BiFa) type III	Baptized May 11, 1978	VEB Yachtwerft Berlin	Kutzker shipping company		in motion
Spree crown	Day trip boat		1994	Lux shipyard , Mondorf	Winkler shipping company		in motion

Berlin ships

The Berlin shipping company Riedel uses the Spree suffix on at least ten passenger ships and one restaurant ship :

• Spree-Athens , Spree-Blick I + II + III , Spree-Comtess , Spree-Diamant , Spree-Lady , Spree-Nixe , Spree-Perle , Spree-Princess , Spree-Blick (as a non-powered restaurant pontoon).

Other mentions

• In 1864, an iron steamer named Sprea , 17.5 m long, 3.00 m wide for 120 people, was delivered by the iron foundry, machine and shipbuilding company of Carl Kesseler & Sohn from Greifswald to the entrepreneurs Wittenberg and Kühl in Berlin.
• In the 1860s the paddle steamer Spree operated between Werder (Havel) , Potsdam and Berlin , in the summer months it was chartered by the Werder fruit growers, at that time fruit and vegetables were transported by steamship over the Havel to the increasingly rapidly developing Berlin, otherwise as a tugboat.
• Owned by Teltower Kreisschiffahrt , the second largest passenger shipping company in the Berlin area in 1907, owned, among other things, the twin-screw tugboat Spree , 18.75 m long, 4.00 m wide with 2 × 48 hp, built in 1905 at the shipyard Cäsar Wollheim and Reederei , Cosel near Breslau .
• The Spreetal II was a wooden motorboat built in 1926 at the Schramm shipyard for the Kurt Kögel shipping company from Erkner . The partner shipping company Herman Schmidt from Freienbrink owned a motor ship called Spreenixe .
• The ferry company Otto Hühne from Berlin-Schöneweide used a motor ferry with the name Spreeschloß for the ferry service between Baumschulenweg and Wilhelmstrand , today the ferry line F11 at the same place .

literature

• Dieter Schubert German inland passenger ships Illustrated ship register Uwe Welz Verlag Berlin 2000 / ISBN 3-933177-10-3
• German shipping companies Volume 23 VEB Deutsche Seereederei Rostock Author collective Verlag Gert Uwe Detlefsen ISBN 3-928473-81-6
• Kurt Groggert: Passenger shipping on the Havel and Spree . Berlin contributions to the history of technology and industrial culture, Vol. 10, Nicolaische Verlagsbuchhandlung, Berlin 1988, ISBN 3-7759-0153-1

Web links

Commons : Ships with the name Spree or part of its name  - a collection of images, videos and audio files

Footnotes

1. ^ German shipping companies Volume 23 VEB Deutsche Seereederei Rostock Author collective Verlag Gert Uwe Detlefsen ISBN 3-928473-81-6 , page 152
   Freighter Spree (IMO 5337068)
2. ^ German shipping companies Volume 23 VEB Deutsche Seereederei Rostock Author collective Verlag Gert Uwe Detlefsen ISBN 3-928473-81-6 , page 176/179
3. ↑ Cabin ship Spree (conversion from the steamer Wintermärchen II) → information about the ship
4. ↑ motor cargo vessel Spree (ENI 05110500)
5. ↑ Push boat Spreetrans (push 2369, ENI 05607800)
6. ↑ Spree , shipping company Kutzker
7. ↑ Spreekrone , Reederei Winkler
8. ↑ Kurt Groggert: Personenschiffahrt on Havel and Spree . Page 93
9. ^ Name of the locals
10. ↑ Kurt Groggert: Personenschiffahrt on Havel and Spree . Page 98
11. ↑ Kurt Groggert: Personenschiffahrt on Havel and Spree . Page 151
12. ↑ Kurt Groggert: Personenschiffahrt on Havel and Spree . Page 211
13. ↑ Kurt Groggert: Personenschiffahrt on Havel and Spree . Page 211