SS Teutonia

Last updated June 09, 2022

A number of steamships were named Teutonia, including -

SS Teutonia (1856) - in service with Hamburg Brazilianische Packetschiffahrt Gesellschaft (1856-58), Hamburg Amerika Line 1858-77, Dominion Steamship Co 1877-78 and Mississippi and Dominion Steamship Co 1878-82, 1884.
SS Teutonia (1878) - in service with the Hamburg Amerika Line 1878-1901
SS Teutonia (1881) - in service with the African Steamship Company 1881-90
SS Teutonia (1889) - in service with the Hamburg Amerila Line 1899-1905
SS Teutonia (1892) - in service with the Batavia Line 1892-1917
SS Teutonia (1906) - in service with HAPAG 1922-33
FV Teutonia - A steam fishing trawler in service 1937–39, served as an auxiliay minesweeper and vorpostenboot during the Second World War

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