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| Length (feet) : | 393.0 |
| Breadth (feet) : | 52.2 |
| Depth (feet): | 28.2 |
| Gross Registered Tonnage (g.r.t.) : | 5079 |
| Net Registered Tonnage (n.r.t.) : | 3154 |
| Engine Type : | T.3 cyl 21¼, 30½-45 & 66 -48 260lb 532nhp |
| Engine Builder : | CMEW Hartlepool |
| Additional Particulars : | Completed June 1926; Official No. 147370: Code Letters GMPY |
City of Bath - Lives lost 1942Master: 1942 Thomas Victor Berkett.
On a voyage from Mombasa for Pernambuco, Trinidad & the UK with a general cargo including manganese, ore-copper ingots & mail & a total complement of 83 City of Bath was torpedoed by German submarine (U-508 Georg Staats) & sank NW of Georgetown-British Guiana on 1 December 1942. 28 survivors landed at Trinidad & 52 were picked up by the City of Dunkirk. Sources state 3 lives lost but CWGC lists 4 names.
Lives lost December 1942: Abu Rahman Qazi Ahmad, seaman, 34, India; Arfan Ullah, fireman, 24, India; Ayaz Ullah, fireman/trimmer, India; Finnie, George William Fraser, 4th engineer, 23, Aberdeen.
Survivors December 1942: Berkett, Thomas Victor, master; Faulds, Robert.
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