Kaeo Samud
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Petchaburi
was laid down by Georg Seebeck AG in in Bremen in Germany
for the company Norddeutscher Lloyd, and was launched in
September 1901. After the outbreak of First World Was she
was interned in Bangkok, and in 1917 she was confiscated
by the Thai government and renamed Kaeo Samud. Under a
journey from Bangkok to Swatoy loaded with rice
27.December 1920, she hit ground and sank outside Koh
Kram. The battered remains of her rest today on a depth of
approximately 15 to 25 meter outside Sattahip.
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 Picture: Kaeo Samud Originally from skovheim.org |
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