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Abanto - Photo library of F. García Echegoyen
Abanto
Dead Weight 2,360 MT
Length 84.0 mtr
Breadth 10.5 mtr
Depth 5.5 mtr
Propulsion Alternative Triple Expansion
Power 548 H.P.

Abanto - Photo library of F. García Echegoyen



Monte Contes by T. Diedrich
Monte Contes



Socogui by T. Diedrich
Eretza-Mendi



Monte Faro by T. Diedrich
Monte Faro
Dead Weight 4,193 MT
Length 97.2 mtr
Breadth 13.46 mtr
Depth 7.48 mtr
Propulsion Alternative Triple Expansion
Power 1,200 H.P.
Passengers 12



Monte Nuria by T. Diedrich
Monte Nuria



Monte Naranco by T. Diedrich
Monte Naranco


Monte Navajo by T. Diedrich
Monte Navajo



Monte Castelo by T. Diedrich
Monte Castelo
Monte Castelo - Photo library of F. García Echegoyen



Monte Espadan by T. Diedrich
Monte Espadan



Monte Serantes by T. Diedrich
Monte Serantes
Shipyard/Year Furness / 1921
Dead Weight 9,270 MT
Length 125.9 mtr
Breadth 16.2 mtr
Depth 10.0 mtr
Propulsion Alternative Triple Expansion
Power 1,850 H.P.
Speed 10 knots

Abodi-Mendi
        Here is as Abodi-Mendi during the Spanish Civil War. She is the first ship, fully loaded.
        The third ship is the Cantabria, that was the name given to the Alfonso Perez. She steamed several voyages under the Republican Govern control, until sunk by the nacionalist auxiliary cruise Nadir, name given as camouflage to the Ciudad de Valencia.


Monte Sollube by T. Diedrich
Monte Sollube



Arantzazu-Mendi - Photo supplied by J.C. Gonzalez
Arantzazu-Mendi
        In this photo the vessel is in the Bazán drydock, at Ferrol, on 1 September 1926.







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