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Dakota was a steamship built by the of Groton, Connecticut for the Great Northern Steamship Company owned by railroad magnate James J. Hill to enhance and promote trade between the United States and Japan.

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rdfs:label	Dakota (schip, 1905) (nl) SS Dakota (en)
rdfs:comment	Dakota was a steamship built by the of Groton, Connecticut for the Great Northern Steamship Company owned by railroad magnate James J. Hill to enhance and promote trade between the United States and Japan. (en) De SS Dakota was een Amerikaans passagiersschip van de rederij voor het transport naar het Verre Oosten. Het was het grootste schip in zijn tijd en het zusterschip van de . Op 7 maart 1907 kwam het schip op 64 km voor de kust van Yokohama op een rif terecht. Alle opvarenden konden het schip verlaten. Op 23 maart tijdens een storm brak het schip. De kapitein begon daarna als bewaker op een scheepswerf te San Francisco en voer nooit meer. (nl)
foaf:name	Dakota (en)
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geo:long	139.833328 (xsd:float)
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dcterms:subject	1904 ships Shipwrecks of Japan Steamships of the United States Shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean Ships built in Groton, Connecticut Ships sunk with no fatalities Maritime incidents in 1907 Passenger ships of the United States
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Cape Horn Beam (nautical) Sampans San Francisco Midvale Steel United States Deadweight tonnage Connecticut Coronel, Chile Ellendale, North Dakota Thomas M. Waller Official Number 1904 ships Shipwrecks of Japan Steamship Mechanical stoker Stroke (engine) Maritime call sign Steamships of the United States Tokyo Bay Triple-expansion steam engine Triple expansion engine Alaska Railroad Shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean Nojimazaki Lighthouse North Dakota Cape Flattery Length between perpendiculars Treaty of Portsmouth Groton, Connecticut Henry C. Hansbrough Henry Willard Denison James J. Hill Japanese cruiser Yaeyama Ships built in Groton, Connecticut Ships sunk with no fatalities Maritime incidents in 1907 Abiram Chamberlain Passenger ships of the United States Manila Porter J. McCumber Kobe New York City Seattle Shanghai Yamaza Enjirō Yokohama Nominal horsepower SS Minnesota (1904) Nhp Newport News Puget Sound Navy Yard dbr:Eastern_Shipbuilding_Company

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