Stats| Name: | Konstanz | | Type | S/S | Construction Yard
(Yard No.) | John Cockerill, Hoboken
(424) | | Launched | 4.03 | | Commissioned | 1903 | | Weight, metric tons | 1890 | | Weight, BRT | 1426 | | Length, meters | 74,70 | | Width, meters | 10,08 | | Depth, meters | 4,20 | | Engines | One 3cyl expansion engine,
1 shaft, 2 boilers | | Horsepower, HP | ? | | Speed, knots | 13 | Range, nautical miles
(Max.) | ? at 13 knots using coal | | Patients/Medical staff | 238/35 | | Crew | ? | | Armament | None | | Owner | G. M. Embiricos, Piräus |
History- Completed as Russian S/S Tschernomore;
- 1920’s Greek Eleni;
- Stranded 6.41 in Suda Bay;
- Towed free and repaired;
- Into service as the German hospital ship Konstanz, Marine-Gr. Süd;
- Seized by the British 19.5.43 in the Gibraltar Straits;
- Fate unknown
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