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RMS Olympic
Sign in to saveAlso known as Olympic, "The Old Reliable", "The Ship Magnificent", "Oly"
erstes Schiff neben der RMS Titanic und der HMHS Britannic, das zur Olympic-Klasse gehörte
Key facts
- Name
- RMS Olympic
- Owner
- White Star Line 1911–34 Cunard-White Star Line 1934–35
- Operator
- White Star Line 1911–34 Cunard-White Star Line 1934–35
- Port of registry
- Liverpool
- Route
- Southampton – Cherbourg – Queenstown – New York City
- Builder
- Harland & Wolff , Belfast
- Cost
- $7.5 million (USD)
- Laid down
- 16 December 1908
- Launched
- 20 October 1910
- Completed
- 31 May 1911
- Maiden voyage
- 14 June 1911
- In service
- 1911–1935
- Out of service
- 12 April 1935
- Identification
- UK official number 131346 Code letters HSRP (until 1933) Wireless call sign MKC (until 1933) Call sign GLSQ (1930 onward)
- Nickname s
- Old Reliable
- Fate
- Scrapped 1935–37
- Class type
- Olympic -class ocean liner
- Type
- Passenger ship
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Wikidata facts
- Instance of
- four funnel liner
- Owned by
- Cunard-White Star Line
- Mass
- 52310
- Manufacturer
- Harland and Wolff
- Image
- Olympic in New York cropped.jpg
- Height
- 53.3
- Width
- 28.19
- Length
- 269.00
- Speed
- 21.00
- Significant event
- keel laying
- Has parts of class
- deck
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- yard number
- 400
- Commons category
- Olympic (ship, 1911)
- port of registry
- Liverpool
- vessel class
- Olympic-class ocean liner
- short name
- Olympic
- location of creation
- Belfast
- native label
- Olympic
- draft
- 10.54
- service entry
- 1911-05-31
- nominal power output
- 59000
- maximum capacity
- 900
- beam
- 28.19
- shipping port
- Liverpool
- call sign
- HSRP
- country of registry
- United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
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