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- SS_Orcades_(1921) length "150000.0".
- SS_Orcades_(1921) abstract "SS Orcades was built in Germany and launched as Prinz Ludwig. Served on routes to Asia until laid up in Germany during the 1914-1918 War. As part of war reparations Prinz Ludwig came under control of the British Shipping Controller in 1919 and was used for troop repatriations to Australia.Prinz Ludwig was purchased by the Orient Steam Navigation Company (Orient Line) in 1921, underwent refit and was renamed Orcades. The vessel then served on the UK-Australia route until 1924.Orcades is an ancient name for the Orkney Islands.".
- SS_Orcades_(1921) activeYearsEndDate "1924-09-20".
- SS_Orcades_(1921) builder Szczecin.
- SS_Orcades_(1921) length "150.0".
- SS_Orcades_(1921) owner Norddeutscher_Lloyd.
- SS_Orcades_(1921) owner Orient_Steam_Navigation_Company.
- SS_Orcades_(1921) owner Shipping_Controller.
- SS_Orcades_(1921) shipBeam "17.7".
- SS_Orcades_(1921) shipLaunch "1906-05-12".
- SS_Orcades_(1921) status "Broken-up 1925, Bremerhaven, Germany".
- SS_Orcades_(1921) thumbnail Orcades-1_c.1921-1925.jpg?width=300.
- SS_Orcades_(1921) wikiPageExternalLink pictureaustralia;jsessionid=2C4906C2634AF0A8BCFEAF0B0479ACE0?action=PADisplay&mode=display&rs=resultset-139581&no=9.
- SS_Orcades_(1921) wikiPageID "19704005".
- SS_Orcades_(1921) wikiPageRevisionID "599796705".
- SS_Orcades_(1921) hasPhotoCollection SS_Orcades_(1921).
- SS_Orcades_(1921) shipBeam "17.7 m".
- SS_Orcades_(1921) shipBuilder "Vulkan SMAE, Stettin, Germany".
- SS_Orcades_(1921) shipCapacity "599".
- SS_Orcades_(1921) shipDraught "8.2 m".
- SS_Orcades_(1921) shipFate "Broken-up 1925, Bremerhaven, Germany".
- SS_Orcades_(1921) shipLaunched "1906-05-12".
- SS_Orcades_(1921) shipLength "150.0 m".
- SS_Orcades_(1921) shipName "Prinz Ludwig Orcades".
- SS_Orcades_(1921) shipNotes "Transferred from Germany to the UK under war reparation conditions".
- SS_Orcades_(1921) shipOutOfService "1924-09-20".
- SS_Orcades_(1921) shipOwner "British Shipping Controller 1919-1921 Orient Steam Navigation Company 1921-1924".
- SS_Orcades_(1921) shipOwner "North German Lloyd 1906-1919".
- SS_Orcades_(1921) shipPower "Quadruple expansion engines".
- SS_Orcades_(1921) shipPropulsion "Twin screws".
- SS_Orcades_(1921) shipRoute "Germany-Asia 1906-1914 UK-Australia 1919-1924".
- SS_Orcades_(1921) shipSpeed "15".
- SS_Orcades_(1921) shipTonnage "9764".
- SS_Orcades_(1921) subject Category:1906_ships.
- SS_Orcades_(1921) subject Category:Cruise_ships.
- SS_Orcades_(1921) subject Category:Ocean_liners.
- SS_Orcades_(1921) subject Category:Passenger_ships_of_England.
- SS_Orcades_(1921) subject Category:Passenger_ships_of_Germany.
- SS_Orcades_(1921) subject Category:Ships_built_in_Stettin.
- SS_Orcades_(1921) subject Category:Ships_of_Norddeutscher_Lloyd.
- SS_Orcades_(1921) type MeanOfTransportation.
- SS_Orcades_(1921) type Ship.
- SS_Orcades_(1921) type Product.
- SS_Orcades_(1921) type Ship.
- SS_Orcades_(1921) type DesignedArtifact.
- SS_Orcades_(1921) comment "SS Orcades was built in Germany and launched as Prinz Ludwig. Served on routes to Asia until laid up in Germany during the 1914-1918 War. As part of war reparations Prinz Ludwig came under control of the British Shipping Controller in 1919 and was used for troop repatriations to Australia.Prinz Ludwig was purchased by the Orient Steam Navigation Company (Orient Line) in 1921, underwent refit and was renamed Orcades.".
- SS_Orcades_(1921) label "Prinz Ludwig (Schiff)".
- SS_Orcades_(1921) label "SS Orcades (1921)".
- SS_Orcades_(1921) sameAs Prinz_Ludwig_(Schiff).
- SS_Orcades_(1921) sameAs m.04n3bmb.
- SS_Orcades_(1921) sameAs Q2110627.
- SS_Orcades_(1921) sameAs Q2110627.
- SS_Orcades_(1921) wasDerivedFrom SS_Orcades_(1921)?oldid=599796705.
- SS_Orcades_(1921) depiction Orcades-1_c.1921-1925.jpg.
- SS_Orcades_(1921) isPrimaryTopicOf SS_Orcades_(1921).
- SS_Orcades_(1921) name "Orcades (1921)".
- SS_Orcades_(1921) name "Prinz Ludwig (1906)".
