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The SS Bore III, built in a Swedish shipyard in 1952, was a Finnish ferry boat which covered the route between Stockholm and
Turku or Helsinki. This motor ship had accommodation for 63 passengers in first class, 185 in tourist class and 169 on the weather
deck. There were a dining room, a smoking room and a bar for first-class passengers in the fore section of the superstructure,
while in the rear part there were a tourist-class cafe and a resting deck. The fore funnel was not such, but actually a cabin
occupied by the shipowner. The Bore III carried eight life boats which could accommodate fifty persons each, and her prow was
reinforced to be able to break moderately thick ice caps.
Class: 1 unit
Type: Passenger liner
Length: 90.77 meters
Beam: 14.26 meters
Height: N/A
Draught: 5 meters
Displacement: N/A
Tonnage (gross register): 2257 tonnes
Propulsion: 1 x shaft, 1 x steam turbine, 4 x boiler, 3300 horsepower
Speed (service): 15 knots (27.8 kilometers/hour)
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Complement: N/A
Passengers: 417
Cargo: N/A
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