There
were three City of Cambridge's built. The first two were built for
George Smith & Sons who commenced shipowning in 1840 and traded
to India with sailing vessels. By 1852 voyages were being made to
Valparaiso and the West Indies, Australia and New Zealand and later
between India, New York and the UK. In 1901 the company was sold to
J. R. Ellerman and became Ellerman's City Line.
| City
of Cambridge (1) |
Built
1870 |
1881
sold to Clan Line renamed Clan Maclean. |
2,329
gross tonnes |
| City
of Cambridge (2) |
Built
1882 |
1917
torpedoed and sunk by UC-17 off Algeria. |
3,788
gross tonnes |
| City
of Cambridge (3) |
Built
1920 |
1934
wrecked in China Sea. |
7,058
gross tonnes |

SS City
of Cambridge (3)
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