RMS Aquitania
Sign in to saveAlso known as The "Beautiful Ship", Aquitania
Cunard Line ocean liner, also used as a merchant cruiser and troop transport
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Vinony's link graph records 539 inbound references to RMS Aquitania, and connects out to World War I, World War II and Halifax.
It sits within the topics 1913 ships, Four-funnel liners and Hospital ships in World War I.
Vinony links it to 26 Wikipedia language editions.
Wikidata facts
- Instance of
- passenger vessel
- Owned by
- Cunard Line
- Operator
- Royal Navy
- Country of origin
- United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
- Manufacturer
- John Brown & Company
- Conflict
- World War II
- Image
- SS Aquitania.jpg
- Length
- 274.9
- Speed
- 23
- Significant event
- maiden voyage
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- Commons category
- Aquitania (ship, 1914)
- port of registry
- Liverpool
- yard number
- 409
- draft
- 10.21
- beam
- 29.56
- shipping port
- Liverpool
- country of registry
- United Kingdom
- location of creation
- Clydebank
- name
- RMS Aquitania
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Halifax
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Cunard Line
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armed merchantman
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John Brown & Company
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Singapore
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New York City
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Scotland
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Mediterranean Sea
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International Standard Book Number
Entity
Titanic
Concept
Categories
1913 shipsFour-funnel linersHospital ships in World War IMaritime incidents in 1918Maritime incidents in 1919Maritime incidents in 1934Maritime incidents in 1935Passenger ships of the United KingdomShips built on the River ClydeShips of the Cunard LineSteamships of the United KingdomWorld War I auxiliary cruisers of the Royal Navy