PS Rodney

The PS Rodney stands as a preserved river vessel at coordinates -33.217, 142.369, reflecting early twentieth-century Australian maritime engineering and construction methods.

Built in 1922, this paddle steamer operated on the Murray River, transporting goods and passengers during a period of regional development in New South Wales.

The vessel represents the connection between river communities and water transportation, documenting the evolution of maritime practices in Australian inland waterways.

Visitors can participate in scheduled river cruises aboard the PS Rodney, experiencing traditional navigation methods while learning about maritime history.

The vessel maintains its original structural elements and mechanical systems, providing direct evidence of early 20th-century Australian shipbuilding techniques.

Location: New South Wales

GPS coordinates: -33.21700,142.36900

Latest update: May 31, 2025 10:08