MOUNT MANSFIELD

Registry and Rig Information
Name	MOUNT MANSFIELD
Registry	U.S.
Official Number	249263
Rig	Propeller
Dimensions and Tonnage
Length	496.16
Width	71.58
Depth	29.75
Gross Tonnage	10654.00
Net Tonnage	7523.00
Hull Material	Steel
Hull Number	00516
Vessel History
Rebuilds	Converted to bulk carrier by Maryland Dry Dock Co., Baltimore, MD; new forebody built by Ingalls Shipbuilding Co., Pascagoula, AL, in 1951. Towed up Mississippi River and completed by American Ship Building Co., South Chicago, IL, 1951 (585.58 x 71.58 x 29.75; 9115 gross - 5719 net).
History	Launched under U.S. Maritime Commission contract as C4-S-A4 class cargo carrier. Laid up in James River Reserve Fleet until 1951.1947-1949: American President Lines, Portland, OR, operators. As CHARLES M. WHITE: Ran aground in Little Rapids Cut, St. Marys River, on October 28, 1963; released on October 31, 1963. Stranded on Lake Michigan, April 13, 1974, with an estimated $110,000 damages. Removed from documentation in August, 1980, as sold Danish for scrapping.
Disposition	Departed Quebec City, P.Q., September 8, 1980, in tow of tug FAIRPLAY IX, in tandem with THOMAS F. PATTON. Arrived at Karachi, Pakistan prior to December 23, 1980, for scrapping. Scrapped by Hindustan Steel Syndicate at Darukhana in March, 1981.
Build Information
Builder	Kaiser Corp., Inc.
Place Built	Vancouver, WA
Date Built	1946-00-00
Source
Source	HCGL

Name	Begin Date	End Date	Registry	Official Number
WHITE, CHARLES M.	1951-00-00	1980-00-00	U.S.	249263

Name	Begin Date	End Date	Registry	Official Number
Nicholson-Universal Steamship Co. (Troy H. Browning, Mgr.)	1951-00-00	1952-00-00	U.S.	249263
Republic Steel Corp. (Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co., Mgrs.)	1972-00-00	1980-00-00	U.S.	249263
Republic Steel Corp. (Troy H. Browning, Mgr.)	1952-00-00	1957-00-00	U.S.	249263
Republic Steel Corp. (Wilson Marine Transit Co., Mgr.)	1957-00-00	1972-00-00	U.S.	249263
U.S. Maritime Commission	1946-00-00	1951-00-00	U.S.	249263