SS San Pablo is a ship's name. The shipname is derived from Saint Paul (), a Christian saint, with the ship prefix "SS" which stands for steamship.
List Ships carrying this name include:
, a 19th-century passenger collier running service between San Francisco and Hong Kong for the Occidental and Oriental Steamship Company; that wrecked on 20 April 1888, having run aground on Niushan Island, Fujian Province, China; was captured by pirates and burned , a river steamboat built in 1902, that served as the Peruvian river gunboat Coronel Portillo 1929–1959. , a refrigerated merchant steamship built in 1915, that sank on 3 July 1942 in Puerto Limon, Costa Rica, which was sunk by the in World War II, that was refloated and sunk in 1943 as a targetship near Panama City, Florida, US; and now serves as a dive site called "Russian Freighter" in the Pensacola region; see Naval Base Trinidad (), a tanker ship, a Liberty ship built in 1943 as Paul Tulane (244681); the former , in U.S. Navy service 1943–1946; receiving the name "San Pablo" in 1963, scrapped in 1969. , a 20th-century car ferry operating in Brickyard Cove, Richmond, California, United States
See also
San Pablo (disambiguation)
References