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SS Wisła was 5.070 DWT bulk carrier that was built in 1928 by Craig, Taylor & Co. Ltd. shipyard, Stockton-on-Tees, United Kingdom for the Polish ship-owner "Żegluga Polska". She was serving for Polish shipowner as a bulk carrier until 1961 and then as a lighter. In December 1975 she was towed to Belgium to be scrapped.

References

• Jerzy Miciński, Księga statków polskich 1918–1945, tom 2, Gdańsk 1997, ISBN  83-86181-31-1, p. 129-130, 141-173

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