Category:Sobraon (ship, 1866)

English: Sobraon was a composite-hulled three-masted full-rigged ship, built of teak and iron in 1866 by Alexander Hall & Co, Aberdeen for Shaw, Lowther, Maxton & Co, London. Dimensions: 272 × 40 × 27.3 ft (82.9 × 12.1 × 8.3 m).[1] Tonnages: 2,131 GRT, 2,131 NRT and 2,089 tons under deck. She was the largest composite sailing ship ever built. Originally rigged with skysails. 1897–1911 Sobraon was a training ship of the "Society for the Relief of Destitute Children" in NSW, Australia.[2]. In 1911 the Commonwealth Government bought her and renamed her HMAS Tingara. She was converted into a training ship for boys entering the Royal Australian Navy. In 1927 she was sold and moored in Berry's Bay, Sydney. She was scrapped in 1940.[3][4]

Names:

  1. Aberdeen Built Ships
  2. Dictionary of Sydney
  3. Bruzelius
  4. Scottish Built Ships

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