Celebrated quadruple screw, 53,330 tons gross, steel passenger liner operated by United States Lines on transatlantic service from 1952 to 1969.
Steel single screw Soviet freighter, 3,039 tons gross. She was grounded east of Pachena Point in April 1943 and lost.
Wooden sternwheeler passenger vessel, 716 tons gross, operated on the Yukon River. She was owned by Canadian Development Company, Victoria from 1898 to 1901, and by British Yukon Navigating Company from 1901 to 1919.
Steel single screw, 7,130 tons gross, freighter, built in Vancouver. After WWII, she was renamed Lake Tatla. She was renamed Walvis Bay in 1950, in Andros Halcyon 1957, M.A.S. Primo in 1957, and Kirlangiclar in 1959. She was finally scrapped in 1973.