Société Générale des Transports Maritimes (SGTM) Fleet List

Fleet List of the Société Générale des Transports Maritimes (SGTM) 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.

TRANSPORTS MARITIMES

La Société Générale des Transports Maritimes (SGTM)

(French)

1. Algérie (1901) 4,035
2. Alsace (1889) 2,016
3. Alsina (1921) 8,404
4. Aquitaine (1891) 3,161
5. Béarn (1881) 4,134
6. Bourgogne (1865) 1,902
7. Bretagne (1877) 2,095
8. Bretagne (1951) 16,355
9. Campana (1929) 10,816
10. Cordoba (1903) 6,375
11. Espagne (1891) 4,144
12. Florida (1926) 9,331
13. Floride (1908) 9,331
14. Formosa (1906) 4,471
15. France (1896) 4,269
16. Ile de France (1882) 3.488
17. Italie (1894) 4,160
18. La France (1871) 3,572
19. Us Alpes (1882) 4,164
20. Les Andes (1882) 4,150
21. Mendoza (1920) 8,199
22. Nivernais (1882) 2,565
23. Orléanais (1882) 2,602
24. Pampa (1906) 4,471
25. Parana (1908) 6,248
26. Picardie (1864) 1,371
27. Plata (1907) 5,577
28. Poitou (1867) 2,093
29. Poitou (1883) 2,679
30. Provence (1884) 3,874
31. Provence (1950) 15,719
32. Russie (1897) 2,015
33. Salta (1911) 7,284
34. Savoie (1854) 2,522
35. Savoie (1889) 2,021
36. Sidi-Bel-Abbes (1948) 5,226
37. Sidi-Bel-Abbes (1929) 1,392
38. Sidi-Brahim (1910) 2,439
39. Sidi-Ferruch (1949) 3,761
40. Sidi-Mabrouk (1906) 3,883
41. Sidi-Mabrouk (1948) 3,988
42. Sidi-Okba (1948) 3,988
43. Valdivia (1911) 7,168

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