SS Corinthic

Last updated November 13, 2021

SS Corinthic may refer to:

SS Corinthic (1902), an Athenic-class ocean liner built for White Star Line, sold in 1929 to Shaw, Savill & Albion Line and scrapped in 1931.
SS Corinthic (1914), a cargo steamship that successively bore the names Thurland Castle, Hemisphere, Kohki Maru and finally Nanshin Maru.
SS Corinthic (1924), a cargo steamship of W.H. Cockerline & Co that was sunk by German submarine U-124 in 1941.

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