Harland and Wolff - Shipbuilding and Engineering Works

The Almanzora saw war service in the 10th Cruiser Squadron and at war's end arrived in Belfast for refurbishment which was completed in the January of 1920.

She entered service on the Southampton - River Plate route and remained thus until the outbreak of the Second World War.

For the whole of the war she was used as a Troopship in many theatres of the war and managed to complete her duties without incident. At war's end she continued in Government Service but this time as an emigrant ship until being laid up off Cowes, Isle of White in 1947.

Broke up in 1948 at Blyth, the work was carried out by the British Iron and Steel Corporation.

[Merchant Fleets, vol.5 by Duncan Haws.]