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The Goolwa was a three-masted, composite-hulled clipper ship that was built for the trade between Great Britain and South Australia. She was built in Scotland in 1864 and sank in the Western Approaches in 1888.

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rdfs:comment	The Goolwa was a three-masted, composite-hulled clipper ship that was built for the trade between Great Britain and South Australia. She was built in Scotland in 1864 and sank in the Western Approaches in 1888. (en)
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dcterms:subject	Shipwrecks in the Atlantic Ocean Ships built by Alexander Hall and Sons 1864 ships Maritime incidents in January 1888 Barques Full-rigged ships Sailing ships of the United Kingdom
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Scotland Penarth United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Master mariner Pig iron Shipwrecks in the Atlantic Ocean Composite ship Sail plan Orient Steam Navigation Company Clipper Alexander Hall and Sons Glasgow Goolwa, South Australia Great Britain Ships built by Alexander Hall and Sons Full-rigged ship Tonnage 1864 ships Western Approaches Aberdeen Barque Maritime incidents in January 1888 Isles of Scilly Barques Full-rigged ships Sailing ships of the United Kingdom Code letters Coke (fuel) South Australia Sea captain Official number Flare Port of London Port of San Francisco Ship registration Thomas Goldsworthy Dutton
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Ship sail plan	1864: full rig by 1877: barque (en)
Ship builder	Alexander Hall and Sons Aberdeen
Ship complement	17 (xsd:integer)
Ship completed	March 1864 (en)
Ship country	United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
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Ship identification	UK official number 48750 code letters VWCT * (en)
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Ship name	The Goolwa (en)
Ship namesake	Goolwa, South Australia
Ship owner	Orient Steam Navigation Company
Ship propulsion	sail (en)
Ship registry	1864: London 1887: Glasgow (en)
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status	Sunk 5 February 1888
builder	Alexander Hall and Sons Aberdeen
country	United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
owner	Orient Steam Navigation Company
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