recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
SS Agamemnon

**This article is a disambiguation page for SS Agamemnon**
The following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.

Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.

The category of this ship changed on April, 3rd, 2018.

* SS Agamemnon (1 slot): Stats of SS Agamemnon adquired before the update. It's an  Old Steamship.
* SS Agamemnon (2 slots): Stats of SS Agamemnon adquired after the update. It's a common Steamship.
MS Alfhem IV

Available during **Seaport's 4th Birthday** event in **2019** (Nov 5th - Nov 26th).

MS Alfhem was built as the Danish cargo ship MS Guldborg in 1930. She was sold and renamed several times, but mostly known by her name Alfhelm while being owned by a Swedish shipping company. In 1954, during the Guatemalan coup d'état, she delivered weapons to the Guatemalan government.
SS Rio de Janeiro

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

SS City of Rio de Janeiro was an iron-hulled passenger steamship, launched in 1878. She operated between San Francisco and various Asian Pacific ports. During the Spanish-American War, she transported troops to Manila, Philippines. On 22 February 1901, the ship hit a reef at the entry to San Francisco Bay and sunk with a loss of 135 lives.
Rudolph

**This article is a disambiguation page for Rudolph**
The following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.

Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.

**Rudolph** is a reward ship during the Christmas (2019 event. Her stats depend on player's level and she has different names too.

* HMS Rudolph

For levels under 120. It's a Sailing ship.
* SS Rudolph

For levels from 120 to 219. It's a Steamship.
* MV Rudolph

For levels 220 and upper. It's a Motorship.
MV Lochearn IV

Available during **Seaport's 4th Birthday** event in **2019** (Nov 5th - Nov 26th).

MV Lochearn was the British mail steamer, launched in 1930. She served the islands Barra and South Uist in the Outer Hebrides and later the island Sound of Mull. In 1964 she was sold to Greek owners, renamed Naias and converted to a private motor yacht. She was scrapped in 1975.
MV Kalia

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Available during **Statue of Liberty** event in **2020** (Apr 28th - Jun 6th).

MV Kalia is an oil tanker built as MV Montauk in 1999. She was owned by the American company Sealift Incorporated and chartered to the U. S. Military Sealift Command. She was sold in 2007 and renamed Kalia. Currently, she is based in Cyprus.
MV Ulysses I

Available during **Pirates III** event in **2019** (Jul 30th - Sep 3rd).

MV Ulysses was a coaster built in 1941 for the Ministry of War Transport. She survived being bombed shortly after entering service. Ulysses was sold into merchant service in 1946, bouncing around between different companies before ultimately being sold to Panama. She served a year until she ran aground near Naples, Italy in 1979 and was wrecked.
SS Sirius

**This article is a disambiguation page for SS Sirius**
The following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.

Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.

The category of this ship changed on April, 3rd, 2018.

* SS Sirius (1 slot): Stats of SS Sirius adquired before the update. It's an  Old Steamship.
* SS Sirius (2 slots): Stats of SS Sirius adquired after the update. It's a common Steamship.
Pride of Calais IX

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Available during **Statue of Liberty** event in **2020** (Apr 28th - Jun 6th).

MS Pride of Calais was a ferry owned and operated by P&O Ferries. She was launched in 1987 and operated across the English Channel. In 2012, she chartered to Transeuropa Ferries, renamed Ostend Spirit, and operated on the Ramsgate - Ostend route. She was scrapped in 2013.
MS Alfhem VI

Available during **Seaport's 4th Birthday** event in **2019** (Nov 5th - Nov 26th).

MS Alfhem was built as the Danish cargo ship MS Guldborg in 1930. She was sold and renamed several times, but mostly known by her name Alfhelm while being owned by a Swedish shipping company. In 1954, during the Guatemalan coup d'état, she delivered weapons to the Guatemalan government.
Matilda I

Available during **Seaport's 4th Birthday** event in **2019** (Nov 5th - Nov 26th).

Matilda was a French ship, launched in 1779. She was sold to the British company Camden, Calvert and King to be used as a whaling ship in 1790. A year later, she was leased for transportation of convicts from England to Australia. After her arrival in Australia, she continued serving as a whaling ship here. Matilda was wrecked in 1792 on a shoal, later named Matilda Island.
MV Yandra

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

MV Yandra was a coastal freighter built in Denmark in 1928 for the Australian company, Coastal Steamships Ltd. In 1940 she was requisitioned by the Australian Navy for service in World War II. Yandra ran aground on Neptune Island in 1959.
Nereide III

Available during **Seaport's 4th Birthday** event in **2019** (Nov 5th - Nov 26th).

Nereide was a 32-gun frigate of the French Navy, launched in 1779. She was captured by the British in 1797 and commissioned into the Royal Navy as HMS Nereide. She was recaptured by the French in August 1810 during the Battle of Grand Port only to be taken by the British again in December. She was sold for breaking up in 1816.
Sea Isle City V

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Available during **Statue of Liberty** event in **2020** (Apr 28th - Jun 6th).

MV Sea Isle City was an oil tanker built as Umm al Maradem of the Kuwait Oil Company and launched in 1981. During the Iran-Iraq War, in 1987, she was reflagged to the United States and renamed Sea Isle City. She was damaged by an Iranian missile and repaired. After the war, Sea Isle City operated between the Persian Gulf and Indonesia. She was broken up in 2002.
SS Phoenix (1 slot)

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

The Phoenix was a wooden steamship built in 1845 in the United States. She was built with the then-new technology of twin screw propellers instead of side-mounted paddlewheels. She carried passengers and package freight on the Great Lakes between Buffalo and Chicago. Phoenix burned and sank on Lake Michigan on 21 November 1847.
SS Minnewaska II

Available during **Seaport's 4th Birthday** event in **2019** (Nov 5th - Nov 26th).

SS Minnewaska was a passenger liner owned by the Atlantic Transport Line and launched in 1923. She operated on the London-New York City route. In 1931 she was sold to the Red Star Line. She was sold for scrapping in 1934.
SS Tynwald I

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

SS Tynwald I was an iron paddle-steamer owned by the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company, launched in 1846. She served as a passenger and cargo vessel between Liverpool and the Isle of Man. After 1863, she was only used as a cargo vessel. Tynwald I was scrapped in 1888 and was replaced by her successor Tynwald II.
Sirene

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Sirene was a 40-gun frigate of the French Navy, launched in 1795. She took part in the French expedition to Ireland in 1796. After an encounter with the British fleet in March 1808, Sirène was used as a hulk in Lorient. She was broken up in 1825.
Pride of Calais III

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Available during **Statue of Liberty** event in **2020** (Apr 28th - Jun 6th).

MS Pride of Calais was a ferry owned and operated by P&O Ferries. She was launched in 1987 and operated across the English Channel. In 2012, she chartered to Transeuropa Ferries, renamed Ostend Spirit, and operated on the Ramsgate - Ostend route. She was scrapped in 2013.
Speaker

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Speaker was a 50-gun third-rate frigate built for the navy of the Commonwealth of England by Christopher Pett and launched in 1650. In 1660 she was renamed HMS Mary. Mary was wrecked on the Goodwin Sands in the Great Storm of 1703.
SS Baltic (2 slots)

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

SS Baltic was a wooden sidewheel steamer built in 1850 for transatlantic service with the American Collins Line. In 1851 and 1854 she set a record for the fastest steamship in Atlantic. After the Collins Line went bankrupt in 1858 SS Baltic operated along the East Coast of the US. During the American Civil War, she served as a transport ship for the Union. After she was sold in 1870 her steam engine was removed and she served as a sailing ship until she was broken up in 1880.
MV Clio

Available during **Pirates III** event in **2019** (Jul 30th - Sep 3rd).

MV Clio was a cargo ship built in 1939 for Deutsche Levant Line. She was seized by Allied forces in 1945, passed to the Ministry of War Transport. She was then passed to the Norwegian Government, who sold Clio to a Greek company in 1963. She served until 1972 before being scrapped in 1974.
SS James Adger

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

SS James Adger was an American side-wheel steamer, launched in 1852. She operated as a mail ship between Charleston, South Carolina and New York City. She was seized by the Union Navy at the beginning of the Civil War. James Adger was sold at New York to James B. Campbell on October 1866.
MV Kronprinsen I

Available during **Pirates III** event in **2019** (Jul 30th - Sep 3rd).

MV Kronprinsen was a cargo ship built in 1942 for the Ministry of War Transport, before getting transferred to the Norwegian Government upon completion. She was damaged by a torpedo off the coast of Canada in June 1942. After the Second World War, she was sold into merchant service. In 1969, Kronprinsen was abandoned off Barren Island in the South China Sea and then seized by the Chinese Government.
RMS Majestic

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

RMS Majestic was built as the SS Bismarck for the Hamburg America Line and launched in 1914. After the War, she was handed over to the allies as a part of war reparations. She was transferred to the White Star Line and renamed RMS Majestic. For some time she served the Royal Navy as the training ship HMS Caledonia. In 1939, Caledonia caught fire and sank. She was raised and scrapped in 1943.
Maidstone

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

The Maidstone was a 40-gun fourth-rate frigate of the English Royal Navy, launched in 1654. In 1660, she was renamed Mary Rose. She fought in the Anglo-Dutch Wars and the War of the Grand Alliance. Mary Rose was captured by the French in 1691.
Rotarian

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Rotarian was a refrigerated cargo ship, launched in 1920 in Tacoma, Washington. She was sold and renamed Condor in 1927. In 1940, she was sold to the British Ministry of War Transport and was renamed Empire Elk. In 1942, she was transferred to the Norwegian Government and renamed Norvarg. She was sold to a Hong Kong company in 1946 and renamed Nan Chiang. During the last years of her career, she was owned by the Chinese Government as Hoping 46. She remained in service until 1971.
St. Patrick's Day

Great news, captain!

I know you must have been waiting for this. The second event is starting now! Let's get into the details.

* We will go for a trip to Ireland with our new contractor St. Patrick. He has a lot of new tasks for you so don't leave him waiting. The event will be available from today (March 8th, 2016) until March 29th.
* St. Patrick has 40 new contracts for you. They are divided into two parts, the first 20 are easier and the second part is more challenging. You will receive a reward after completing each 20 contracts.
* Eight new ships are available in the shop during the time of the event. Don't forget to add them into your fleet in time. You can find them under the names: **Dancing Clover**, **Leprechaun**, **Maewyn**, **Shamrock**, **Emerald Fortune**, **Dublin**, **Singing Seamus** and **Celtic Cross**.

## Ships

Table below lists the ships available for this event. For a detailed info, visit St. Patrick's Day - Ships.
Saga Sapphire

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Available during **Holiday in Thailand** event in **2020** (Jun 6th - Jul 7th).

MS Saga Sapphire is a cruise ship owned by Saga Cruises II Ltd. She was built in 1981 for the German Hapag-Lloyd Cruises as MS Europa. After several sales and name changes, she was obtained by Saga Cruises in 2011. She is still in active service.
Reine Matilde V

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Available during **Statue of Liberty** event in **2020** (Apr 28th - Jun 6th).

Reine Matilde was a ferry, built as the MS Prince of Fundy in 1970. She started her service between Portland, Maine, and Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. In 1978 she was chartered by Brittany ferries and started operating in the United Kingdom. She changed operators several times remaining in Europe until 2005 when she was scrapped in India.
Sepulga

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Sepulga was built for the United States Shipping Board as the replenishment oiler Fleetco in 1920. She was transferred to the Navy in October 1921 and renamed Sepulga. Most of her career she served in the Pacific, transporting fuel, general cargo, and passengers. Sepulga was sold for scrapping in 1946.
SS Monterey

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

SS Monterey was a luxury ocean liner built in 1932 for the Matson Lines. During World War II, she was used as a troopship. In 1970 the ship was sold to the Greek shipping company Chandris Lines. She was operated as the cruise ship Britanis until 1994 when she was chartered to the U.S. Government and used as housing for guards in Guantanamo Bay. She was scrapped in 2000.
SS Oriana II

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Available during **Holiday in Thailand** event in **2020** (Jun 6th - Jul 7th).

SS Oriana was a British ocean liner, launched in 1959. She was the last of the Orient Steam Navigation Company's ocean liners. From 1973 she was operated as a full-time cruise ship under the P&O Line. In 1986, the ship was sold and became a floating hotel in Japan and later in China. She was damaged in a storm in 2004 and scrapped.
SS Hindostan (2 slots)

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

SS Hindostan was a paddle steamer launched in 1842. She was owned by the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company (P & O) and operated between Southampton, England and Calcutta, India. She sank near Calcutta during a cyclone in 1864.
Soleil Royal

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

She was a French 104-gun ship, flagship of Admiral Tourville. Soleil Royal was launched in 1669, and stayed unused in Brest harbor for years. She was recommissioned with 112 guns and 1200 men when the Nine Years' War broke out in 1688 as the flagship of the squadron of the West. She took part in the Battle of Beachy Head, Battle of Barfleur and the Battle of Hougue, where she was destroyed by a fireship.
SS Pacific (2 slots)

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Famous wooden-hulled, sidewheel steamer ship that was built in 1849 for transatlantic service with the American Collins Line. SS Pacific set a new transatlantic speed record in the first year of service. Sadly, the ship went missing in year 1856 after only 5 years in operation. In 1861 a message in a bottle found in Scotland declared that the ship was sunk by icebergs. The ship's weight was 2,707 tons and was 85.6 meters long with 13.7 meter long beam. Maximum speed of the ship was 23.2 km/h.
MV Mar Negro I

Available during **Pirates III** event in **2019** (Jul 30th - Sep 3rd).

Mar Negro was a Spanish cargo ship, launched in 1930. She was first requisitioned by the Spanish Republican Navy in 1936. Mar Negro was captured by a group of Nationalist sympathizers in 1937 and was commissioned into the Nationalist Spanish Navy in 1938. After the end of the Spanish Civil War, she was returned to her original owner.
Statue of Liberty

Available during **Statue of Liberty** event in **2020** (Apr 28th - Jun 6th).

**Statue of Liberty** is a **scaled** contractor, which means that her requirements and rewards depend on player's level. Table below shows only resources needed and reward obtained for her contracts. If you want to know exact amounts, please visit Seaport Help.

## Storylines

 Reward
MV Anshun II

Available during **Seaport's 4th Birthday** event in **2019** (Nov 5th - Nov 26th).

MV Anshun was a coastal patrol vessel built in Scotland for The China Navigation Company. She was launched in 1930. During World War II, Anshun shortly served as a storeship and took part in wartime operations under the Ministry of War Transport. In 1946 Anshun was sold, renamed and operated on the East Coast of Australia.
MV Mar Negro II

Available during **Pirates III** event in **2019** (Jul 30th - Sep 3rd).

Mar Negro was a Spanish cargo ship, launched in 1930. She was first requisitioned by the Spanish Republican Navy in 1936. Mar Negro was captured by a group of Nationalist sympathizers in 1937 and was commissioned into the Nationalist Spanish Navy in 1938. After the end of the Spanish Civil War, she was returned to her original owner.
Nahlin V

Available during **Coastwatch** event in **2020** (Mar 24th - Apr 28th).

Nahlin is a luxury yacht built in the UK and launched in 1930. In 1936 Nahlin was chartered by King Edward VIII. In 1937 she was sold to King Carol II of Romania and renamed Luceafarul and later Libertatea. After the revolution of 1989, Nahlin was sold and transported to Falmouth, Cornwall. Here the yacht was rebuilt and her original steam turbines were replaced with a diesel engine. She is still in service with homeport in Glasgow, Scotland.
SS Agamemnon (2 slots)

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Agamemnon was a merchant steamship built in 1865 for Alfred and Phillip Holt's Ocean Steam Ship Company. She served on the route between Britain and China and she could compete with the then prevalent tea clippers. She brought together three improvements in steamship design: higher boiler pressure, an efficient and compact compound steam engine, and a hull form with modest power requirements. In 1897 Agamemnon was transferred to Alfred Holt's Dutch subsidiary. She was scrapped in 1899.
Normandie II

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Available during **Statue of Liberty** event in **2020** (Apr 28th - Jun 6th).

MV Normandie is a ferry operated by Brittany Ferries. She was built in Finland and completed in 1992. She is operating between Portsmouth, England, and Caen, France.
RMS Atrato (Level 90)

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

RMS Atrato was a side-wheel paddle steamer built in 1853 for the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company. She was in service between Southampton and the Caribbean. Atrato was sold in 1870 and operated between Britain and Australia. In 1880 she was sold again and renamed Rochester. In 1884 she sank.
SS Britannia (2 slots)

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Britannia was a British steamer launched in 1840. She was an ocean liner of the British and North American Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, an operator of passenger ships in the North Atlantic presently known as Cunard Line. In 1849 she was sold to the German Confederation Navy and was renamed SMS Barbarossa. She served as the flagship of the German fleet in the Battle of Helgoland. In 1852 she was transferred to the Prussian Navy and used as a barracks ship at Danzig. In 1880 she was decommissioned from the Prussian Navy and sunk as a target practice ship.
SS Arabia

**This article is a disambiguation page for SS Arabia**
The following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.

Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.

The category of this ship changed on April, 3rd, 2018.

* SS Arabia (1 slot): Stats of SS Arabia adquired before the update. It's an  Old Steamship.
* SS Arabia (2 slots): Stats of SS Arabia adquired after the update. It's a common Steamship.
Samuel de Champlain

Contracts Fast Navigation

**Samuel de Champlain** (born Samuel Champlain; 13 August 1567 - 25 December 1635), known as "*The Father of New France*", was a French settler, navigator, cartographer, draftsman, soldier, explorer, geographer, ethnologist, diplomat, and chronicler. He made from 21-29 trips across the Atlantic, and founded New France and Quebec City on July 3, 1608. He is important to Canadian history because he made the first accurate map of the coast and he helped found the settlements. (Source: Wikipedia)

To read more about Samuel's journey in Seaport, check his storylines.
Rum Day

Greetings, captain!

I hope you are ready because a new event is starting today! Don't forget your glass because we are going to make some rum.

It's time to go on a little vacation to the **Caribbean**! Our two new contractors are already waiting for you.

* Admiral **Edward Vernon** needs your assistance while patrolling the Caribbean waters. Afterwards you will meet **Facundo Bacardí** who is planning to open a rum distillery.
* Edward Vernon will give you the first 30 contracts. Facundo Bacardí will follow with another 30 contracts and for the players on highest levels he has the final 10 contracts.
* On the map you can also find the Merchant. For a few coins he will sell you the event commodities. **Lemons**, **bottles**, **sugar cane** and **coconuts** are all on offer. Apart from the event contracts you will also need them for some of the social contracts during the time of the **Rum** event. And, of course, you can trade them in the Market.
* The event will be available for players **from level 20** since Aug 16th to Sep 20th, 2016.
* There are 13 new event ships available in the shop. Bring a bit of Caribbean sunshine into your fleet with the ships **Garland**, **Happy Entrance**, **Reformation**, **Bonaventure**, **Blessing of Bay**, **Henrietta Maria**, **Padre Eterno**, **St. Andrew**, **Diamond**, **Foresight**, **Pelican**, **Sapphire** and **Leopard**.

## Ships

Table below lists the ships available for this event. For a detailed info, visit Rum Day - Ships.
SS Manoa II

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Available during **Statue of Liberty** event in **2020** (Apr 28th - Jun 6th).

SS Manoa was an American cargo and passenger steamer, launched in 1913. She was owned by the Matson Line and sailed between San Francisco and Hawaii. After the United States entered the war in 1942, Manoa was leased to the Soviet Union and renamed Balkhash. In 1964 she was transferred to the Far Eastern Shipping Company. The ship was scrapped in 1975.
MV Atheltemplar

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

MV Atheltemplar was a motor tanker built in Glasgow and launched in 1930. She sailed in several convoys during the Second World War. She was used to transport fuel oil and supplies. Atheltemplar was torpedoed by a German U Boat and sunk on 14 September 1942.
SS Norge

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

SS Norge was built in 1881 by Alexander Stephen and Sons of Linthouse, Glasgow. Sinking of the Danish passenger liner was the biggest civilian maritime disaster in the Atlantic Ocean until the sinking of Titanic eight years later.
San Antonio

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

San Antonio was one of the five ships that took part on the Spanish expedition of Fernão de Magalhães in 1519-1522. Due to a mutiny San Antonio deserted the expedition during the navigation of the Straits of Magellan and returned to Europe on her own.
Sea Witch

Available during **Seaport's 4th Birthday** event in **2019** (Nov 5th - Nov 26th).

Sea Witch was an American clipper ship, launched in 1846. In 1847, she set a record for the fastest run from Hong Kong to New York in 77 days and improved it to 74 days in 1849. This record was unconquered until 2003. After gold was discovered in California, Sea Witch was rerouted from China to San Francisco sailing from the East Coast via Cape Horn. In 1856 she was wrecked west of Havana.
SS Thistle (1 slot)

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

SS Thistle was an iron side-wheel steamship built at Glasgow, Scotland in 1863. She served as a blockade runner during the American Civil War. She was captured by USS Fort Jackson in June 1864. She was sold to the US Navy and commissioned as USS Dumbarton. In 1868 she was sold to British ownership and renamed City of Quebec. She sunk after a collision in May 1870.
SS Ideal X II

Available during **Seaport's 4th Birthday** event in **2019** (Nov 5th - Nov 26th).

SS Ideal X was built as the T2 tanker Potrero Hills and launched in 1944. She was later purchased by the Pan-Atlantic Steamship Company, modified to carry shipping containers and renamed Ideal X. In 1959, she was sold to Bulgarian owners and renamed Elemir. In 1964, she sustained extensive damage in bad weather and was sold for scrap.
SS Savannah (2 slots)

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

SS Savannah was an American side wheel steamer with sails, launched 1819. She was the first steamer to cross the Atlantic Ocean in May-June 1819. Her steam engine was removed after finishing the transatlantic voyage and returning to America. Afterwards she served as a sailing cargo ship operating between New York and Savannah, Georgia. SS Savannah ran aground near Long Island in 1821.
RMS Oceanic

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

RMS Oceanic was an ocean liner of the White Star Line, launched in 1899. She was the largest ship in the world until 1901 and operated on the route between Liverpool and New York. During World War I, she was converted to an armed merchant cruiser. She was commissioned into Royal Navy and used to patrol the waters from the North Scottish mainland to Faroe Islands. On 8 September 1914 she ran aground and was wrecked off the island of Foula, in the Shetland Islands.
SS Nile

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

SS Nile was an iron-hulled cargo steamship, launched in 1850. She was first operated by the Moss Line of Liverpool and from 1853 by the British and Irish Steam Packet Company. On 30 November 1854, on a voyage from Liverpool to London, Nile struck The Stones off Godrevy Head and sank.
Save the oceans

Hello, captain!

We hope you enjoyed the Pirates event but now it’s time for something new. Get ready to work on a serious issue. The survival of our planet!

**Save the Oceans**
* If you were hoping for an alien invasion, we have to disappoint you. We will be saving the planet from ourselves. Join Scarlet Li, a young activist establishing a new environmental organization. She is ready to make a difference but she needs your help. Finish her 40 contracts to make our planet greener and oceans bluer.
* To help Scarlet in her mission you will need to collect **Garbage** from the Polluted Shore and save **Turtles** from the Oil Spill. Don’t forget to clean up your port too. Pick up the cans floating in the water and you can collect **Drinking Straws** which can be sold in the Market.
* A fleet of 25 super modern eco ships is ready for your inspection in the Shop. These are the vessels that will make a change in the modern shipbuilding.
* The Event is available for all players from **level 20** and will end on **September 24th**.

## Captains

Note: Number followed by "x" indicates that it is a multiple of that number and its value depends on the level of the player.

## Contracts

Note: The material and reward amounts in these event contracts depend on player level.

## Destinations

### Shipwrecks

 **Required:*** Sailing Ships (1)

Different kind of Shipwrecks, specially designed for this event, will appear on the map. There are 10 different wrecks with their correspondent rewards.

### Polluted Shore

 **Required:*** Sailing Ships (1)

 2
 3
 4

### Oil Spill

 **Required:*** Sailing Ships (1)

 2
 3
 4

## Ships

Table below lists the ships available for this event. For a detailed info, visit...

* Save the oceans - Ships for event ships.
* Save the oceans - Special Ships for time-limited offers.
SS Pisa II

Available during **Seaport's 4th Birthday** event in **2019** (Nov 5th - Nov 26th).

SS Pisa was a passenger steamship of the Sloman Line, built in Glasgow, Scotland in 1896. She was chartered by the Hamburg-America Line for service on the Hamburg to New York route in 1903. During the First World War, she was seized by the United States Government, renamed USS Ascutney and put into US service. She was scrapped in 1934.
Red Boat

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Available during **Holiday in Thailand** event in **2020** (Jun 6th - Jul 7th).

Red Boat was a cruise ship built as the Italian ocean liner Eugenio C in 1966. She operated between Genoa and South America. She was renamed several times and scrapped in 2005.
SS Vienna

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

SS Vienna was a passenger and freight vessel launched in 1929, built for the London and North Eastern Railway. She was one of order for three ships, the others being Prague and Amsterdam. She was requisitioned by the Ministry of War Transport in 1941. During the Second World War, SS Vienna served time in the Mediterranean Sea off Algiers and Bari. After the war, she became a permanent leave ship for the British Army of the Rhine until she was scrapped in 1960.
Regal Empress

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Available during **Holiday in Thailand** event in **2020** (Jun 6th - Jul 7th).

Regal Empress was a cruise ship built as SS Olympia in 1953. She was operated by the Greek Line until 1974. After extensive refitting, she was put in service cruising the Caribbean under the name Caribe. She was sold to Regal Cruise Line in 1993 and renamed Regal Empress. In her last years, she was operated by Imperial Majesty Cruise Line. She was scrapped in 2009.
Santísima

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Santísima Trinidad was a Spanish galleon launched in 1751. She served as a merchant ship sailing between the Philippines and Mexico. She was officially named Santísima Trinidad y Nuestra Señora del Buen Fin. She was captured by the British in Manila in 1762. Santísima was taken to Portsmouth and sold there, probably for scrapping.
SS Ideal X

Available during **Seaport's 4th Birthday** event in **2019** (Nov 5th - Nov 26th).

SS Ideal X was built as the T2 tanker Potrero Hills and launched in 1944. She was later purchased by the Pan-Atlantic Steamship Company, modified to carry shipping containers and renamed Ideal X. In 1959, she was sold to Bulgarian owners and renamed Elemir. In 1964, she sustained extensive damage in bad weather and was sold for scrap.
Saga Sapphire II

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Available during **Holiday in Thailand** event in **2020** (Jun 6th - Jul 7th).

MS Saga Sapphire is a cruise ship owned by Saga Cruises II Ltd. She was built in 1981 for the German Hapag-Lloyd Cruises as MS Europa. After several sales and name changes, she was obtained by Saga Cruises in 2011. She is still in active service.
SS California (1 slot)

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

SS California was built for the Pacific Mail Steamship Company based in New York in 1848. She provided mail, passenger, and freight service between Panama, California and Oregon. She was one of the first steamships active in the Pacific Ocean. In 1875 California was converted into a sailing ship and her engine removed. Afterwards she was used for hauling coal and lumber. California was wrecked near the coast of Peru in 1895.
SS Great Eastern (2 slots)

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

SS Great Eastern was a British iron sailing steam ship designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, launched in 1858. On her maiden voyage she was damaged by an explosion. After necessary repairs she undertook several transatlantic voyages in the following years. In 1866 she was converted to a cable laying ship and laid the first lasting transatlantic telegraph cable. For a time she served as a floating concert hall and advertisement for a department store. Great Eastern was broken up in 1889.
SS Calhoun

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Calhoun was built in 1851 at New York City as Cuba. During the Civil War, she was commissioned by the Confederate Navy as a privateer. In January 1862, Calhoun was captured by the Union ship Colorado. In the Union Navy, she was assigned to the West Gulf Blockading Squadron. In 1864, Calhoun was sold to the Union Army and renamed General Sedgewick. After the war, she regained her old name Calhoun and returned to civilian service.
RMS Trent

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

RMS Trent was a British paddle steamer built in 1841 for the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company. Trent served on the transatlantic passenger route. During the Crimean War in 1854, she was used as a troopship. In 1861, USS San Jacinto captured two Confederate diplomats who have been aboard Trent. The Trent Affair almost ended in a war between the United States and the United Kingdom. Trent was sold and scrapped in 1865.
Redonda

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

In the second half of the 15th century, the Portuguese created a specialized fighting ship also called caravela redonda to act as an escort in Brazil and in the East Indies route. It had a foremast with square sails and three other masts with a lateen each, for a total of 4 masts. The hull was galleon-shaped.
RMS Olympic

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

RMS Olympic was the largest ocean liner in the world for two periods during 1911-13, being beaten only by the brief tenure of the slightly larger Titanic. The Olympic was withdrawn from service and sold for scrap in 1935; demolition was completed in 1937.
SS Oriana III

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Available during **Holiday in Thailand** event in **2020** (Jun 6th - Jul 7th).

SS Oriana was a British ocean liner, launched in 1959. She was the last of the Orient Steam Navigation Company's ocean liners. From 1973 she was operated as a full-time cruise ship under the P&O Line. In 1986, the ship was sold and became a floating hotel in Japan and later in China. She was damaged in a storm in 2004 and scrapped.
SS Pisa I

Available during **Seaport's 4th Birthday** event in **2019** (Nov 5th - Nov 26th).

SS Pisa was a passenger steamship of the Sloman Line, built in Glasgow, Scotland in 1896. She was chartered by the Hamburg-America Line for service on the Hamburg to New York route in 1903. During the First World War, she was seized by the United States Government, renamed USS Ascutney and put into US service. She was scrapped in 1934.
SS Brasil

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Available during **Holiday in Thailand** event in **2020** (Jun 6th - Jul 7th).

SS Brasil was an American ocean liner, completed in 1958. She was built for service to South America. Brasil was sold and renamed several times. She was scrapped in India in 2004.
SS President (2 slots)

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

SS President was a British passenger liner used to cross the North Atlantic. She was the largest passenger ship in the world at the time of her launching in 1840. However, she was underpowered and very slow. She foundered on her third return voyage from New York during a storm in 1841.
Saga Sapphire III

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Available during **Holiday in Thailand** event in **2020** (Jun 6th - Jul 7th).

MS Saga Sapphire is a cruise ship owned by Saga Cruises II Ltd. She was built in 1981 for the German Hapag-Lloyd Cruises as MS Europa. After several sales and name changes, she was obtained by Saga Cruises in 2011. She is still in active service.
SS Douglas

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Douglas was an iron paddle steamer of the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company, launched in 1858. She was sold in 1862, renamed Margret and Jessie, and served as a Confederate blockade runner in the American Civil War. She was captured and sold to the Union Navy in 1863. She served as the blockade runner USS Gettysburg. She was scrapped in 1879.
SS Canberra III

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Available during **Holiday in Thailand** event in **2020** (Jun 6th - Jul 7th).

SS Canberra was a British ocean liner, launched in 1960. She operated between England and Australia with a few runs to New York. In 1972 she was refitted as a cruise ship. During the Falklands War in 1982, she served as a troopship. Afterward, she returned to her service as a cruise ship. Canberra was scrapped in 1998.
MV Geysir III

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Available during **Statue of Liberty** event in **2020** (Apr 28th - Jun 6th).

MV Geysir is an American container ship, built as Amazonia in 1980. She operated between the United States and Brazil. In 1983, the ship was seized by the United States Maritime Administration for the nonpayment of government loans. She was renamed Rainbow Hope and sailed between the United States and the U.S. military base on Iceland. In 1996 she was sold to a Norwegian company and renamed Juno. A few years later, she was bought by TransAtlantic Lines and renamed Geysir. Currently, she is carrying cargo between the United States and Azores.
Svea Regina III

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Available during **Statue of Liberty** event in **2020** (Apr 28th - Jun 6th).

MS Svea Regina was a car and passenger ferry, built in 1972. She was operating between Helsinki and Stockholm. She was sold and renamed several times. She was scrapped in 2005.
Royal Louis

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Royal Louis was a ship of the French Royal Navy. She was constructed at Toulon and launched in 1670. She served as flagship of the French fleet in the Mediterranean. She was renamed Royal Louis Vieux in 1692. She was sold from the Navy in 1693 and broken up in 1697.
SS Savannah (1 slot)

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

SS Savannah was an American side wheel steamer with sails, launched 1819. She was the first steamer to cross the Atlantic Ocean in May-June 1819. Her steam engine was removed after finishing the transatlantic voyage and returning to America. Afterwards she served as a sailing cargo ship operating between New York and Savannah, Georgia. SS Savannah ran aground near Long Island in 1821.
Republic Francaise

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Républic française was a 32-gun frigate of the French Navy, launched in 1794. In 1795, she was renamed Renommée. She was captured by the British in 1796 and commissioned into the Royal Navy at Jamaica as HMS Renommee. She was scrapped in 1810.
SS Elbe

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

SS Elbe was a transatlantic ocean liner built in the Govan Shipyard of John Elder & Company, Ltd, Glasgow. She was launched on 2 April 1881, the first of a series of eleven express steamers known as the "Rivers Class", as they were all named after German rivers. Sunk in the North Sea after collision with the steamship Crathie.
SS Delphine

Available during **Coastwatch** event in **2020** (Mar 24th - Apr 28th).

SS Delphine is a steam yacht built in the United States and launched in 1921. During the World War II, Delphine was acquired by the U.S. Navy and renamed USS Dauntless. She served as the flagship of Admiral Ernest King. After the war, she returned to civil service. She changed owners several times. She is still in service and her current homeport is Monaco.
Robert Falcon Scott

Available during the South Pole event in **2019** (Jan 15th - Feb 26th).

**Robert Falcon Scott** is a **scaled** contractor, which means that his requirements and rewards depend on player's level. Table below shows only resources needed and rewards obtained for each contract. If you want to know exact amounts, please visit Seaport Help.
SS Gainsborough

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

SS Gainsborough was a passenger and cargo steamship, launched in 1880. She was operated by the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway and was put on the route between Grimsby, England, and Hamburg, Germany. On 27 December 1883, she collided with the ship Wear and sunk in the North Sea.
SS Xantho (1 slot)

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Xantho was a paddle steamer built in 1848 in Dumbarton, Scotland. She served as ferry with various home ports in England and Scotland. In 1871, Xantho was rebuilt and the paddle engines were replaced with a trunk engine. Afterwards, she was sold and relocated to Western Australia. Here she was used in pearl hunting industry. Xantho became the first coastal steamer in Western Australia transporting also passengers and cargo. In 1879 while returning to Port Gregory, she started taking on water and sank.
Regal Empress IV

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Available during **Holiday in Thailand** event in **2020** (Jun 6th - Jul 7th).

Regal Empress was a cruise ship built as SS Olympia in 1953. She was operated by the Greek Line until 1974. After extensive refitting, she was put in service cruising the Caribbean under the name Caribe. She was sold to Regal Cruise Line in 1993 and renamed Regal Empress. In her last years, she was operated by Imperial Majesty Cruise Line. She was scrapped in 2009.
SS Abyssinia

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Abyssinia was a British mail liner, launched in 1870. She was operated by the Cunard Line on the Liverpool-New York route. In 1880 she was sold to the Guion Line. In 1887 Abyssinia was chartered to the Canadian Pacific Line and operated between Vancouver, Hong Kong, and Tokyo. Abyssinia was destroyed by a fire which broke out in her cargo of cotton in December 1891.
SS Shamrock (1 slot)

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

SS Shamrock was an iron steamer ordered by the Australian Hunter River Steam Navigation to be built in Bristol, England. She was launched in 1841 and arrived in Australia the same year. After that she served as a passenger-cargo vessel in the coastal area near Sydney. In 1857 she was sold to the Chinese in Shanghai. Last records of SS Shamrock are from 1860 when she got lost in the Chinese Sea.
Queen Mary

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Queen Mary was a British ocean liner of the Cunard Line, launched in 1934. Queen Mary was the flagship of the Cunard Line from May 1936 until October 1946 and operated as the weekly express service between Southampton, Cherbourg and New York. During the Second World War, she served as a troopship. After the war, she returned to the passenger service until 1967. Since then Queen Mary is permanently moored in the port of Long Beach, California, United States, where she serves tourist attraction with restaurants, a museum, and a hotel.
SS City of Berlin

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

City of Berlin was a British ocean liner owned by the Inman Line and launched in 1874. In 1875, City of Berlin won the Blue Riband for the fastest crossing from Queenstown to New York. From 1895, Berlin was placed on the Antwerp-New York route for the Red Star Line. In 1898, Berlin was sold to the U.S. Government for the Spanish-American War and was renamed Meade. She served also during the World War I and was finally scrapped in 1921.
SS Merida III

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Available during **Statue of Liberty** event in **2020** (Apr 28th - Jun 6th).

Merida was a steam cargo ship, launched in 1906. She was owned by the New York & Cuba Mail Steamship Co. and operated between New York and Havana. She sank after a collision with the steamer Admiral Farragut in May 1911.
SW Harvest Queen

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Harvest Queen was a stern-wheel steamboat built in Oregon in 1842. She was in service between Astoria and Portland, Oregon. Harvest Queen was dismantled in 1900 and her parts were used to build a new steamship carrying the same name. The second Harvest Queen was sold in 1926. She was stripped and abandoned near Ross Island.
SS Thistle

**This article is a disambiguation page for SS Thistle**
The following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.

Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.

The category of this ship changed on April, 3rd, 2018.

* SS Thistle (1 slot): Stats of SS Thistle adquired before the update. It's an  Old Steamship.
* SS Thistle (2 slots): Stats of SS Thistle adquired after the update. It's a common Steamship.
SS Canberra

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Available during **Holiday in Thailand** event in **2020** (Jun 6th - Jul 7th).

SS Canberra was a British ocean liner, launched in 1960. She operated between England and Australia with a few runs to New York. In 1972 she was refitted as a cruise ship. During the Falklands War in 1982, she served as a troopship. Afterward, she returned to her service as a cruise ship. Canberra was scrapped in 1998.
Statue of Liberty - Challenge

Available during **Statue of Liberty** event in **2020** (Apr 28th - Jun 6th).

Building such an enormous monument as is the Statue of Liberty requires a lot of money and a lot of people. To experience the hardships of such an endeavor we have prepared for you a new **Challenge**. Finish the challenge and obtain great rewards including super-helpful captains and Gold for the Event Pass.

## Challenge I

 Reward:

## Challenge II

 Reward:

## Challenge III

 Reward:

## Challenge IV

 Reward:

## Challenge V

 Reward:
SS Amerikanis

Ships Fast Navigation
Contract Ships • Level Offers •
Merchant • In Shop

Americanis was built as the ocean liner Kenya Castle for the British Union-Castle Line and launched in 1951. She transported passengers and cargo to Africa. Kenya Castle was sold in 1984, rebuilt as a cruise ship and renamed Americanis. She operated in the Caribbean and the Mediterranean until 1996. She was scrapped in 2001.