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Seatrain Shipbuilding, Brooklyn NY

Most recent update: January 6, 2009.


Seatrain Shipbuilding was established by Seatrain Lines in 1968, to lease the big docks and surrounding area of the recently closed New York Naval Shipyard.  It was a dismal failure in almost every way and folded in 1981.  See it from the air on Google here.

Hull # Original Name Original Owner Vessel Type MARAD Design MARAD # GT Delivered Disposition
100 Brooklyn Seatrain Lines Crude Carrier T10-S-92a 268 110,500 31-Dec-73 Sold foreign: scrapped
101 Williamsburg Seatrain Lines Crude Carrier T10-S-92a 272 110,500 31-Dec-74 Sold foreign: scrapped
102 Stuyvesant Seatrain Lines Crude Carrier T10-S-92a 273 117,300 31-Dec-75 Sold foreign: scrapped
103 Bay Ridge Seatrain Lines Crude Carrier T10-S-92a 305 117,300 17-May-79 Sold foreign: now Kuito
104 Crown Heights Seatrain Lines Crude Carrier T10-S-92a 320 117,300   Cancelled
23 Cindy F   Deck Barge     4,754 1976 Later ATC 781,  BB-110, now Elvis
25     Deck Barge     5,377 1976 Later Morris J. Berman, scuttled 1994
26 Burke F   Deck Barge     2,974 1976 Now Nehalem
28 Antone F   Deck Barge     5,339 1977 Later Nestucca, now YR 95
29 Arctic Challenger   Deck Barge     4,717 1976 Active
33 McAllister Transporter McAllister Lines Deck Barge     3,397 1977 Now Atlantic Trader
34 America Coord. Carib. Tpt. Trailer Barge IB5-MT-121a 323 14,000 27-Jan-82 Completed by Norshipco, now Mariner
35   Coord. Carib. Tpt. Trailer Barge IB5-MT-121a 324 14,000   Not completed: scrapped
36     Container Barge C2-S-125a 331     Cancelled
37 Mary Cecilia Dixie Fuels Deck Barge     9,259 1979 Now Katy-B, laid up
38 USL-502   Dry Bulk Barge     11,556 1979 Now Doris Guenther
39 GCS 230 Gellatly & Criscione Tank Barge     2,167 1979 Active