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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 10 (March 1893) (1893)

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is 566 feet between perpendiculars, or 34 feet less, the beam of her size may perhaps be gathered from the state- single-ended boiler is fitted on the lower deck for sup- being 8 feet narrower. The Campania is 73 feet longer, ment that her funnels are each 21 feet in diameter, and plying steam to… … THE NEW CUNARD LINE STEAMER CAMPANIA-18,000 TONS, 30,000 H. P. pany's City of Paris and City of New York. Her length water. We are indebted to the Engineer, London, for out the ship, and connected to the various auxiliary over all is 620 feet; breadth extreme, 65 feet 3 inches ; pumps for filling…

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