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PS Cambria

From Graces Guide
PS Cambria.

1822 Built by J. James. Engines by Dove

1822-24 Bristol Steam Navigation Co

The first steamer established between Liverpool and North Wales was launched on the 17th May, 1821 She ran from Liverpool to Bagillt on the Welsh side of the river Dee. The CAMBRIA is 90 feet in length and is propelled by two powerful engines. She made her first voyage on the 4th June. [1]

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  1. ↑ ‘Cross-Channel and Coastal Paddle Steamers’ by George Frank Burtt (quoting Baine’s "History of Liverpool," dated June, 1822)
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