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Cutty Sark

Cutty Sark is a British clipper ship. Built on the River Leven, Dumbarton, Scotland in 1869 for the Jock Willis Shipping Line, she was one of the last tea clippers to be built and one of the fastest, at the end of a long period of design development for this type of vessel, which ended as steamships took over their routes. She was named after the…

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Owner
John "Jock" Willis (1869–1895) · Joaquim Antunes Ferreira & Co. (1895–1922) · Companhia Nacional de Navegação · Wilfred Dowman · Thames Nautical Training College
Acquired
22 July 1895 · 1922 · 1938 · 1953
Beam
36 ft (10.97 m)
Builder
Scott & Linton · William Denny and Brothers
Class & type
Clipper
Complement
28–35

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Cutty Sark

Nodes158
Edges157
Triples276
Avg. degree1.99
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related to Later tea seasons · 26
Cutty Sark → April, Australia, Captain, Captain Tiptaft, China, Deal, English Channel, Fortunately, Hallowe'en, However, In December, In November, James Wallace, London, Macgregor, Moore, October, Shanghai, Steamships, Sydney
related to As Ferreira · 25
Cutty Sark → Angola, Because, Britain, Cape, Cape Town, Eventually, Ferreira, Good Hope, Her, In, In May, Janeiro, Joaquim Antunes Ferreira, Jock Willis, Mozambique, New Orleans, Pequena Camisola, Portugal, Portuguese, Rio
related to Construction · 24
Cutty Sark → Aberdeen-built, Blackadder, Bombay, Britain, China, East India Company, Faster, French, Hallowe'en, Hercules Linton, In, It, John Willis, Linton, London, Melbourne, Oliver Lang, Punjaub, She, Speed
related to Bibliography · 23
Cutty Sark → Alan, Basil, Brettle, Builder, Cambridge, England, Glasgow, Glorious Era, Heffer, Her Designer, Hercules Linton, Hodder, James Brown, Last, Lubbock, Robert, Scotland, Son, Sons, Stoughton
related to Museum ship · 23
Cutty Sark → Captain, Cutty Sark Preservation Society, East India Import Dock, Edinburgh, Ernest Coe, Greenwich, Greenwich Hospital, Greenwich Park, In, International Code, Irving, JKWS, June, London, London Marathon, National Historic Fleet, National Maritime Museum, She, Signals, The
related to Thermopylae · 22
Cutty Sark → Both, Cape Town, Captain, Cutty Sark's, GRT, He, Henderson, Henry Henderson, John Willis's, June, London, Moodie, Moodie's, Moore, October, Shanghai, Sunda Strait, The, The Thermopylae, Thermopylae
related to Wool trade · 20
Cutty Sark → Australia, Australian, Britain, Co, England, From, Gedye, He, In, In December, In July, January, London, New South Wales, Newcastle, Richard Woodget, Roaring Forties, SS Britannia, Sydney-based Dangar, This
related to Competition from steamers · 17
Cutty Sark → Africa, Agamemnon, Cape, Cutty Sark's, European, Far East, Furthermore, Good Hope, Her, Less, London, Red Sea, Ships, Suez Canal, The, Typically, Whilst
related to First tea seasons · 13
Cutty Sark → Cape, China, February, George Moodie, Good Hope, Great Tea Race, Her, June, London, October, Shanghai, The, Though
related to External links · 12
Cutty Sark → April, Archived, Cutty Sark Archived, Details, England, MaritimeQuest Cutty Sark PagesHNSA, National Heritage List, October, Official, Wayback Machine, Wayback MachineBelarusian, Web Page

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Cutty SarkAcquired22 July 18951.00infobox
Cutty SarkAcquired19221.00infobox
Cutty SarkAcquired19381.00infobox
Cutty SarkAcquired19531.00infobox
Cutty SarkBeam36 ft (10.97 m)1.00infobox
Cutty SarkBuilderScott & Linton1.00infobox
Cutty SarkBuilderWilliam Denny and Brothers1.00infobox
Cutty SarkClass & typeClipper1.00infobox
Cutty SarkComplement28–351.00infobox
Cutty SarkCost£16,150: 1961.00infobox
Cutty SarkDepth of hold21 ft (6.40 m)1.00infobox
Cutty SarkDisplacement2,100 tons (2,133.7 tonnes) at 20 ft (6.1 m) draught1.00infobox
Cutty SarkFateSold 18951.00infobox
Cutty SarkFateSold 19221.00infobox
Cutty SarkFateSold 19381.00infobox
Cutty SarkFateSold 19531.00infobox
Cutty SarkHome portLondon1.00infobox
Cutty SarkHome portLisbon, Portugal1.00infobox
Cutty SarkHome portFalmouth, Cornwall1.00infobox
Cutty SarkHome portGreenhithe, Kent1.00infobox
Cutty SarkIdentificationUK Official Number: 635571.00infobox
Cutty SarkIn service16 February 18701.00infobox
Cutty SarkLaid down18691.00infobox
Cutty SarkLaunched22 November 18691.00infobox
Cutty SarkLengthHull: 212.5 ft (64.77 m)1.00infobox
Cutty SarkLengthLOA: 280 ft (85.34 m): 1941.00infobox
Cutty SarkMotto"When there's a will is a way"1.00infobox
Cutty SarkNameCutty Sark (1869–1895)1.00infobox
Cutty SarkNameFerreira1.00infobox
Cutty SarkNameMaria do Amparo1.00infobox

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