SS City of Chester, Steamboat in the United States of America
The SS City of Chester was an iron-hulled steamship that operated on the Pacific Coast from 1875 to 1888.
In August 1888, the SS City of Chester sank after colliding with the RMS Oceanic near the Golden Gate Bridge.
The shipwreck of the SS City of Chester represents a noteworthy event in the maritime history of San Francisco.
Divers and marine archaeologists study the SS City of Chester wreck site to better understand historical navigation challenges.
The rediscovery of the SS City of Chester in 2013 provided crucial insights into 19th-century shipbuilding and coastal trade.
Length: 61.6 m
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