Chargeurs Reunis Fleet List

Fleet List of the Chargeurs Reunis Showing Ownership, Nationality, Name of Ship, Year Placed in Service, and Gross Tonnage. Gross tonnage equals cubic feet of all enclosed space divided by 100. Notations Regarding the Ship (if any), Such as Previous Name or Renaming, are shown after the Gross Tonnage.

CHARGEURS REUNIS

Compagnie Maritime des Chargeurs Reunis

(French)

1. Afrique (1907) 5,404
2. Amérique (1912) 8,396
3. Amiral Aube (1898) 4,026
4. Amiral Baudin (1898) 4,481
5. Amiral Courbet (1899) 4,195
6. Amiral de Kersaint (1903) 5,570
7. Amiral Duperre (1901) 5,037
8. Amiral Excluions (1901) 5,029
9. Amiral Fourichon (1901) 5,045
10. Amiral Gucydon (1901) 5,422
11. Amiral Hamelin (1901) 5,041
12. Amiral Jaureguiberry (1902) 4,600
13. Amiral Latouche Treville (1903) 5,583
14. Amiral Magon (1904) 5,573
15. Amiral Nielly (1901) 5,583
16. Amiral Olry (1901) 5,567
17. Amiral Ponty (1904) 5,571
18. Amiral Villaret de Joyeuse (1912) 5,980
19. Amiral Zede (1912) 5,980
20. Asie (1911) 8,561
21. Aurigny (1918) 9,589
22. Belgrano (1872) 2,131
23. Belle Isle (1918) 9,589
24. Brazza (1923) 10,387
25. Brazza (1947) 9,066
26. Cap Lay (1921) 8,169
27. Cap Podaran (1922) 8,169
28. Cap St. Jacques (1922) 8,169
29. Cap Tourane (1923) 8,169
30. Cap Varella (1921) 8,169
31. Ceylan (1907) 8,430
32. Charles Tellier (1952) 12,006
33. Chodoc (1898) 4,686
34. Cholon (1897) 4,665
35. Claude Bernard (1950) 11,969
36. Clement Ader ( 1953) 11,300
37. Corse (1908) 8,481
38. Desirade (1921) 9,615
39. Dorn Pedro (1878) 2,999
40. Dupleix (1914) 7,418
41. Edouard Branly (1951) 11,968
42. Eubee (1921) 9,645
43. Europe (1905) 4,756
44. Formose (1921) 9,975
45. Foucauld (1922) 11,028
46. Foucauld (1948) 9,066
47. General Gerclerc (1951) 9,500
48. Groix (1922) 9,975
49. Henri IV (1871) 1,605
50. Henri Poincare (1952) 11,965
51. Hoedic (1922) 9,975
52. Jamaique (1922) 10,123
53. Kerguelen (1922) 10,123
54. Krakus (1907) 8,327
55. Laennec (1951) 12,003
56. Lavoisier (1918) 11,965
57. Lipari (1922) 9,951
58. Louis Lumière (1951) 11,965
59. Malte (1907) 8,213
60. Moreno (1872) 1,971
61. Ouessant (1908) 8,685
62. Pampa (1878) 3,021
63. Paraguay (1888) 3,563
64. Parana (1882) 3,376
65. Portena (1875) 2,321
66. Rio Negro (1883) 3,113
67. Rivadavia (1873) 2,258
68. San Martín (1873) 2,258
69. Sully (1871) 1,326
70. Swiatowid (1908) 8,197
71. Tchad (1897) 1,317
72. Uruguay (1882) 3,442
73. Ville de Bahia (1872) 1,515
74. Ville de Buenos Ayres (1882) 2,119
75. Ville de Ceara (1882) 2,326
76. Ville de Maceio (1883) 2,666
77. Ville de Maranhao (1883) 2,548
78. Ville de Montevideo (1881) 2,119
79. Ville de Para (1882) 2,356
80. Ville de Pernambuco (1882) 2,153
81. Ville de Rio Janeiro (1872) 1,540
82. Ville de Rosario (1881) 2,119
83. Ville de Sail Nicolas (1881) 2,119
84. Ville de Santos (1873) 1,510
85. Ville de Victoria (1883) 2,548

Smith, Eugene W., Passenger Ships of the World: Past and Present, Boston: George H. Dean Company, 1963.