MS Maetsuycker

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Owner	Netherlands Steamship Company
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Registry	Netherlands
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MS Maetsuycker was a cargo ship operated by the Netherlands Steamship Company. The vessel was named after Jan Maetsuycker, a notable Dutch East India Company governor-general of the Dutch East Indies.

History

MS Maetsuycker was constructed in the early 20th century to serve the trade routes between the Netherlands and its overseas territories. The ship played a significant role in transporting goods and resources during its operational period.

Design and Specifications

The ship was designed to meet the demands of long voyages, equipped with advanced navigation and cargo handling systems of its time. The vessel's dimensions, propulsion system, and cargo capacity were tailored to optimize efficiency and reliability.

Service

Throughout its service, MS Maetsuycker was involved in numerous voyages, contributing to the economic and logistical operations of the Netherlands Steamship Company. The ship's routes primarily included destinations in the Dutch East Indies, facilitating the exchange of goods and resources.

Legacy

MS Maetsuycker is remembered as a significant part of the maritime history of the Netherlands. The ship's contributions to trade and transportation during its operational period highlight the importance of maritime vessels in global commerce.

See also

• Netherlands Steamship Company
• Dutch East India Company
• Jan Maetsuycker
• Dutch East Indies