RMS Fort Victoria

Fort Victoria was a 7 784 GRT cruise ship which was built in 1912 as Willochra. During the First World War she was requisitioned for use as a troopship. In 1920 she was sold and renamed Fort Victoria serving until lost in a collision in 1929.

Builder of the RMS Fort Victoria is Dalmuir.

Ship Name
Fort Victoria
Willochra
Active Years End Date
1929-12-18
Ship Route
United States - Australia - New Zealand
Status
Sank
Ship Fate
Sank
Ship Completed
7
Ship Launched
14
Ship Yard Number
507
Ship Registry
Hamilton
Montreal
Port Adelaide
Ship Out Of Service
18
Completion Date
1913-02-07
Ship Launch
1912-08-14
Ship Identification
UK Official Number 122744
Ship Passengers
400.0
Builder
Dalmuir
Ship Propulsion
Two quadruple expansion steam engines
Category
1912 ships
Cruise ships
Maritime incidents in 1929
Merchant ships of Australia
Merchant ships of Bermuda
Merchant ships of Canada
Steamships of Australia
Steamships of Bermuda
Steamships of Canada
Troop ships
World War I merchant ships of Canada

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