Tug "Chuting"
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"Chuting. | |
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Gross Registered Tonnage | 207 grt. 38 nett. |
Builder | Yangtze Enginnering Works, Hankow. |
Delivery date | 1921. |
Hull | Steel, clincher construction. |
Decks | 1. |
Length | 109.0 ft. |
Width | 22.0 ft. |
Depth | 9.0 ft. |
Engine Builder | Yangtze Engineering Works, Hankow. |
Engine Type | Steam, 2, compound engines. |
Engine cylinders | 2 per engine. |
Engine Power | Total, 60 Registered hp. |
Propulsion mode | Twin screw. |
Power | Steam. |
Fuel | Coal. |
Original owner | China Navigation Co. |
Contents
History
1921. Built as the "Mogul", for foreign owners, bought by CNCo. and renamed "Chuting" when it was decided that all the China Navigation Co. tugs were to be given names starting with the letter "Ch".
Employed on duties on the "middle" Yangtse river.
June 1941. Requisitioned by the Royal Navy, and used as a minesweeper.
Feb 15th. 1942. Vessel lost at Singapore.
Service
Based at Shanghai.