Elder Dempster Lines Fleet List

Fleet List of the Elder Dempster Lines 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.

ELDER DEMPSTER LINES

Elder, Dempster & Co., Ltd.

(British)

Elder Dempster Lines was a UK shipping company that traded from 1932 to 2000 but originated in the mid-19th century.

1. Aba (1918) 7,937
2. Abinsi (1908) 6,365
3. Abosso (1912) 7,782
4. Abosso (1935) 11,330
5. Accra (1893) 2,826
6. Accra (1926) 9,337
7. Accra (1947) 11,644
8. Achimota (1932) 9,599
9. Adda (1922) 7,816
10. Akabo (1902) 3,814
11. Apapa (1914) 7,832
12. Apapa (1927) 9,333
13. Apapa (1948) 11,651
14. Appam (1913) 7,781
15. Aureol (1951) 14,083
16. Bakana (1894) 2,793
17. Calabar (1935) 1,932
18. Calabar (1936) 8.305 ex-Umtali (1957)
19. Calgary (1921) 7,275
20. Calumet (1924) 7,268
21. Dakar (1899) 3,987
22. Ebani (1912) 4,862
23. Egba (1914) 4,989
24. Elmina (1906) 4,792
25. Etolia (1887) 3,270
26. Falaba (1906) 4,806
27. Loanda (1892) 3,199
28. Mandingo (1899) 4,019
29. Mandingo (1913) 7,781
30. Marino (1895) 3,805
31. Melrose (1894) 4,038
32. Mendi (1905) 4,230
33. Port Antonio (1901) 4,458
34. Port Henderson (1884) 5,167
35. Port Kingston (1904) 7,585
36. Port Maria (1901) 2,910
37. Port Morant (1901) 2,831
38. Port Royal (1901) 4,455
39. Winneba (1938) 8,355 ex-Umgeni (1957)

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