CIVILIAN SHIPS
Names beginning with the letter K

This page lists all K -named Civilian Ships whose pictures are available through the Online Library.

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K -named ships are listed below in alphabetical order.

• K.I. Luckenbach (Freighter, 1918)
  
  
• Kadio S. (Freighter, 1917). Previously named War Fox, Lake Forest, Venetier, Tabakhandel, Este, Chollin, Rafael Aritzia, San Patricio and Mary V.
• Kahkin IV (Motor Boat, 1909). Previously named Howmornel and later named Polly.
• Kaiser Wilhelm II (German Passenger Liner, 1903)
• Kajeruna (Steam Yacht, 1902). Previously named Hauoli and Seminole
• Kalliopi (Freighter, 1910). Previously named Himalaia, Kermanshah, Oceana and Nymphe
  
  
• Kama (Soviet Freighter, 1918). Previously named Lake Helen, York and Skogvik
• Kamesit (Freighter, 1918)
• Kamilla Rickmers (German Freighter, 1914). Later renamed Ticonderoga
• Kanawha II (Steam Yacht, 1899)
• Kanised (Motor Boat, 1909). Previously named Tuscanola and Nahmeoka
• Kangaroo (Motor Boat, 1917). Originally named Herreshoff Hull # 316
• Kansan (Cargo Ship, 1918-1955). Originally named Santa Olivia
  
  
• Karibou (Motor Boat, 1913). Previously named Lebanon
• Karl-Erik (Finnish Freighter, 1918). Previously named War Compass, Aurora, Carabinier, Yzerhandel, Belgica, Haarfagre and Helmi L.
• Katherine K. (Harbor Tug, 1894)
• Katharine R. (Steam Yacht, 1898). Previously named Katoomba, Rivera and Emeline
• Katie (Motor Boat, 1916)
• Katoomba (Steam Yacht, 1898). Later renamed Rivera, Emeline and Katharine R.
• Katrina (Steam Boat, 1913).
• Katrina Luckenbach (Freighter, 1918)
  
  
• Kelpie (Small Steamer, in service circa 1902)
• Kelvina (Freighter, 1918-1943). Previously named Deerfield. Later renamed Mathew Luckenbach
• Kentuckian (Freighter, 1910)
• Kent, U.S. (Motor Boat, in use before 1917). Properly called U.S. Kent. Was named Nelansu by May 1917
  
  
• Keresan (Freighter, 1912). Originally named Erodiade
• Kermanshah (Freighter, 1910). Originally named Himalaia. Later renamed Oceana, Nymphe and Kalliopi
• Kermoor (Freighter, 1907). Originally named Morawitz. Later named Morawitz and Purley Oaks
• Kestrel II (Motor Yacht, 1912)
• Kethailes (Steam Yacht, 1897). Later renamed Wanderer
• Kettering, Robin (Freighter, 1941). Properly called Robin Kettering
• Keystone State (Steamship, 1853-1879). Later USS Keystone State and S.S. San Francisco
  
  
• Kiautschou (German and American Passenger Liner, 1900). Later renamed Princess Alice, Princess Matoika, President Arthur and City of Honolulu
• Kiel (German Freighter, 1900)
• Killarney (Motor Boat, 1910)
• Kinai Maru (Japanese Freighter, 1930-1943)
• King, Bertell W. (Barge, 1901). Properly called Bertell W. King
• Knickerbocker (Harbor Tug, 1873)
• Kiowa (Freighter, 1917)
  
  
• Koffiehandel (Freighter, 1917). Previously named Lakeside and Sicilier. Later renamed Cap Fedhala andVirginia
• Koningin der Nederlanden (Dutch Passenger Liner, 1911)
• Kopara (New Zealand Cargo Ship, 1938)
• König Wilhelm II (German Passenger Liner, 1907)
• Koshin Maru (Freighter, 1917). Name also transliterated as Kosin Maru. Previously named War Penguin, Lakeport, Danubier and Houthandel
  
  
• Kronprinz Wilhelm (German Passenger Liner, 1901)
• Kronprinzessin Cecilie (German Passenger Liner, 1906)
• Kroonland (American Passenger Liner, 1902)
  
  
• Kuper, Charles P. (Tug, 1892). Properly called Charles P. Kuper

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