List of shipyard locations on the Hooghly River in the early 19th Century
The following list is based on locations listed in Phipps (1840). The locations are listed in order as one goes down the Hooghly River towards the river's mouth.

List of shipyard locations on the Hooghly River in the early 19th Century

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Table Section Text: The following list is based on locations listed in Phipps (1840). The locations are listed in order as one goes down the Hooghly River towards the river's mouth.

EIC name	Modern name	Bank	Notes

Chandenagore	Chandannagar	West	French

Tittaghur	Titagarh	East	Countess of Sutherland (1801 ship), the largest ship built on the Hooghly in the early 19th Century, was built here

Cosipore	Cossipore	East

Sulkea	Salkia	West	Sulkea/Salkia/Salkhia/Salkee was originally a place where salt was brought and stored in warehouses

Howrah	Howrah	West	Opposite Calcutta

Calcutta	Kolkata	Nonsuch (1781 ship) was the first large ship built here

Clive Street	Clive Street	East	Roughly opposite Howrah; vessels built here include David Clark (1816 ship) and Elizabeth (1816 ship)

Seebpore	Shibpur	West	Sibpour

Kidderpore	Khidirpur	East	Founded 1795; one geographical mile from Fort William

Fort Gloucester	Fort Gloster	West	c. 12.5 geographical miles from Fort William

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Countess of Sutherland was launched in 1801 at Tittaghur on the Hooghly River.

final_sentence: Countess of Sutherland was launched in 1801 at Tittaghur on the Hooghly River.