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MS Rotterdam (1997), sold by Holland America Line to Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines and scheduled to be delivered in September 2020
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SS Rotterdam (1872), rigged for steam and sail; wrecked 26 September 1883
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SS Rotterdam (1897), sold 1906; later C.F. Tietgen, Dwinsk; sunk by U-151 in June 1918
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SS Rotterdam (1958), retired from Holland America Line in 1997
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MS Rotterdam (2021), under construction for Holland America Line and scheduled to be delivered in July 2021
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SS Rotterdam (1886), former British Empire, later Edam III (1895); scrapped 1899
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At the 2011 ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament – Singles, the SS Rotterdam, a former Dutch to American liner that has since been moored alongside the port, has been transformed into a hotel with accommodations, restaurants and bars. The ship was old and the interiors were so retro and elegant that it really had the illusion of being on the Titanic. The boat is free to visit, the restaurant onboard has good taste, and the price is reasonable. There are 7 ships of the same name called SS Rotterdam, and the list is compiled in this random tool.
Each of these retired ships has a different purpose. The ship in question was made in 1872. The other ships, also known as the SS Rotterdam, were launched at different times, with different experiences and backgrounds. The specific requirements for ships vary from decade to decade. Detailed information can be seen through this generator, including their post-retirement whereabouts, the country of transfer and so on.
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