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Several steamships have borne the name ''Sirius'': *SS ''Sirius'' (1837) was a 703-ton passenger/cargo ship built in 1837 by Robert Menzies & Sons, Leith, Scotland. Wrecked and sunk on 16 January 1847 off Ballycotton, Ireland. *SS ''Sirius'' (1871) was a 563-ton cargo ship launched on 29 September 1871, by Scotts Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, Greenock, Scotland. She was renamed three times, the last time ''Ninive'' in 1915. She was removed from the ship registers in 1930. *SS ''Sirius'' (1872) was a 323-ton cargo ship built as the ''Fredrik'' in 1872, by Ahlberg shipbuilders in Eckerna, Sweden. Twice renamed, the second time ''Sirius'' in 1900. Wrecked south of Libau in the Baltic on 7 March 1903 *SS ''Sirius'' (Stockholm, 1874) was a 572-ton cargo ship built in 1874, by Lindbergs shipbuilders in Stockholm, Sweden. Renamed ''Kong Halfdan'' in 1878. Wrecked north of Tromsø in Norway on 19 January 1918. *SS ''Sirius'' (Gothenburg, 1874) was a 434-ton cargo ship launched as the ''Alexander Keiller'' in August 1874, by Göteborgs Mekaniska Verkstad in Gothenburg, Sweden. Renamed twice, in 1930 as ''Sirius''. Wrecked off Bornholm in the Baltic on 2 October 1930. *SS ''Sirius'' (1875) was a 326-ton passenger ship launched as the ''Newhaven''in July 1875, by Société Nouvelle des Forges et Chantiers de la Méditerranée in Le Havre, France. Renamed four times, as ''Sirius'' in 1913. Scrapped in 1915. *SS ''Sirius'' (Chester, 1881) was a 993-ton passenger ship launched on 12 May 1881 by John Roach & Sons, Chester, Pennsylvania, USA. Renamed twice. Scrapped in 1957. *SS ''Sirius'' (Monkwearmouth, 1881) was a 1,349 ton cargo ship launched as the ''Andalusia'' on 22 October 1881 by Strand Slipway Co., Monkwearmouth, England. Renamed ''Sirius'' in 1897. Wrecked in collision south of Öland in the Baltic on 7 May 1902. *SS ''Sirius'' (1883) was an 823-ton cargo ship launched on 3 November 1883 by Flensburger Schiffbau-Gesellschaft, Flensburg, Germany. Wrecked at Thorpe Rocks in Suffolk, England, on 5 November 1888. *SS ''Sirius'' (1884) was a 1,085 ton cargo ship launched in March 1884 by Bremer Schiffbaugesellschaft, Vegesack, Germany. Lost in explosion off Longships in Cornwall, England, on 29 June 1918. *SS ''Sirius'' (1885) was an 877-ton cargo ship launched on 26 February 1885 by Flensburger Schiffbau-Gesellschaft, Flensburg, Germany. Sunk by aircraft on 18 May 1940, eight nautical miles from Harstad, Norway. *SS ''Sirius'' (Blyth, 1889) was a 638-ton cargo ship launched on 9 November 1889 by Blyth Shipbuilding & Dry Docks Company Ltd., Blyth, Northumberland, England. Renamed four times. Scrapped in Moorburg in Hamburg, Germany, in 1936. *SS ''Sirius'' (Southwick, 1889) was a 2,145 ton cargo ship launched on 3 April 1889 as the ''Deddington'' by Sir John Priestman & Co Ltd., Southwick, Sunderland, England. Renamed twice, the second time as ''Sirius'' in 1914. Wrecked on 16 December 1944. *SS ''Sirius'' (1893) was a 4,659 ton cargo ship launched on 31 May 1893 as the ''El Cid'' by Newport News Shipbuilding, Newport News, Virginia, USA. Sold several times, and renamed three times, once for service with US Navy as the USS ''Buffalo''. Sailed as ''Sirius'' from 1929 until scrapped in 1933. *SS ''Sirius'' (1894) was a 1,813 ton cargo ship launched on 4 August 1894 by Flensburger Schiffbau-Gesellschaft, Flensburg, Germany. Renamed four times during her career. Lost in collision off Wusong, China, on 27 March 1929. *SS ''Sirius'' (1897) was a 3,351 ton cargo ship launched as the ''Madura'' on 23 October 1897 by Nederlandsche in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Renamed four times during her career, the first time as ''Sirius'' in 1912. Removed from the ship registers in 1960, last traced in January 1957. *SS ''Sirius'' (1900) was a 3,276 ton cargo ship launched on 12 February 1900 by Russell in Port Glasgow, Scotland. Renamed four times. Scrapped in Genoa, Italy, in 1932. *SS ''Sirius'' (Irvine, 1903) was a 1,375 ton cargo ship built in 1903 by Irvine's in England. Renamed four times. Shelled and sunk as the Soviet Navy's ''Metallist'' off Hanko, Finland on 26 July 1941. *SS ''Sirius'' (Chicago, 1903) was a 4,470 ton bulk carrier launched as the ''R.L. Ireland'' on 22 August 1903 by the Chicago Shipbuilding Company in Chicago, USA. Renamed ''Sirius'' in 1913 and ''Ontadoc'' in 1926. Scrapped in 1973. *SS ''Sirius'' (1905) was a 2,229 ton cargo ship launched as the ''Suva'' on 14 December 1905 by Workman Clark & Co. Ltd. in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Renamed ''Sirius'' in 1928. Scuttled at Manila in the Philippines as the ''Bohol'' on 27 December 1941. *SS ''Sirius'' (1909) was a 938-ton cargo ship launched as the ''Harlingen'' on 12 November 1909 by Osbourne Graham & Co. Ltd. in North Hylton, England. Renamed four times, as ''Sirius'' in 1923. Lost in collision with the trawler ''Visenda'' as the ''Feddy'' on 5 April 1942. *SS ''Sirius'' (1919) was a 1,813 ton cargo ship built in 1919 by Larvik Slip, Larvik, Norway. Renamed ''Mariam'' in 1963. Still in existence in 1990. *SS ''Sirius'' (1922) was a 998-ton cargo ship built in 1922 by Atlas Werke, Bremen, Germany. Torpedoed and sunk by the British submarine HMS ''Venturer'' on 19 March 1945. *SS ''Sirius'' (1929) was a 2,197 ton cargo ship built in 1929 by Helsingør Værft, Helsingør, Denmark. Renamed ''Pechenga'' in 1945. Lost in 1949. ==References== 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「SS Sirius」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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