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- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) length "105460.8".
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) abstract "This article is for the steamship that was temporarily known as the SS Tonguin. For the sailing vessel of the American Fur Company, see Tonquin.City of Paris was a British passenger liner operated by the Inman Line that established that a ship driven by a screw could match the speed of the paddlers on the Atlantic crossing. Built by Tod and Macgregor, she served the Inman Line until 1884 when she was converted to a cargo ship.".
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) builder Glasgow.
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) builder John_Macgregor.
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) builder Partick.
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) country United_Kingdom.
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) length "105.4608".
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) owner Inman_Line.
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) shipBeam "12.192".
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) status "Sold in 1884 to become the French Tonquin, lost 1885.".
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) thumbnail SS_City_of_Paris_1866.jpg?width=300.
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) type Steamship.
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) wikiPageID "21033154".
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) wikiPageRevisionID "602998564".
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) hasPhotoCollection SS_City_of_Paris_(1866).
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) shipBuilder Glasgow.
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) shipBuilder John_Macgregor.
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) shipBuilder Partick.
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) shipCountry United_Kingdom.
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) shipFate "Sold in 1884 to become the French Tonquin, lost 1885.".
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) shipFlag "60".
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) shipLaunched "December 1865".
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) shipName "City of Paris".
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) shipOwner Inman_Line.
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) shipRoute "Atlantic crossing.".
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) shipSailPlan "3".
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) shipTonnage "2650".
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) shipType Steamship.
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) subject Category:1865_ships.
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) subject Category:Maritime_incidents_in_1885.
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) subject Category:Passenger_ships_of_the_United_Kingdom.
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) subject Category:Portuguese_immigration_to_Hawaii.
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) subject Category:Ships_sunk_in_collisions.
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) subject Category:Shipwrecks_in_the_Mediterranean.
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) subject Category:Steamships_of_France.
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) subject Category:Steamships_of_the_United_Kingdom.
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) subject Category:Victorian-era_passenger_ships_of_the_United_Kingdom.
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) type MeanOfTransportation.
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) type Ship.
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) type Product.
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) type DesignedArtifact.
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) comment "This article is for the steamship that was temporarily known as the SS Tonguin. For the sailing vessel of the American Fur Company, see Tonquin.City of Paris was a British passenger liner operated by the Inman Line that established that a ship driven by a screw could match the speed of the paddlers on the Atlantic crossing. Built by Tod and Macgregor, she served the Inman Line until 1884 when she was converted to a cargo ship.".
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) label "SS City of Paris (1866)".
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) label "SS City of Paris (1866)".
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) sameAs SS_City_of_Paris_(1866).
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) sameAs m.05b0153.
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) sameAs Q7393384.
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) sameAs Q7393384.
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) wasDerivedFrom SS_City_of_Paris_(1866)?oldid=602998564.
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) depiction SS_City_of_Paris_1866.jpg.
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) isPrimaryTopicOf SS_City_of_Paris_(1866).
- SS_City_of_Paris_(1866) name "City of Paris".
