SS Hecatia (1934) (Prototype)

The Hecatia Was A Transatlantic Ocean Liner That Served The New York To Cape Town To Japan Route She Was Owned and Operated By None Other Than American Line She Had A Very Long Career Lasting 50 Years From 1934-1984 In 1986 Hecatia Was Finally Sold For Scrapped In Osaka Japan She was Finally Scrapped In 1987 She Has A Sister Ship Named Hectoria Later Renamed To Junko And A Near Sister Ship Called Pollux
Tonnage
20,856
Length
610 Feet (185 Meters)
Beam
76 Feet
Speed
20 Knots
Capacity
125 First Class 490 Second Class 952 Third Class (1567 passengers) (362 Crew)
Namesake Hecate (The Chief Goddess Presiding Over Magic And Spells)
(Note: This Ship Is Not Real But Fictional)
I Don't Own The Whistle Sound Or The Picture In This Video

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