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Compagnie de Navigation MixteC de N Mixte

Founded in Marseilles in 1850 with sailing craft equipped with auxiliary engines, hence the name of the company, to operate cargo and passenger services between Marseilles and North Africa. In 1853 operations were extended to South America, but this ceased in 1857 due to lack of trade. A service to the West Coast of Africa was inaugurated in 1894 but the company's main sphere of operations was the Mediterranean. In 1969 the Compagnie Générale Transméditerranéenne (CGTM), was formed from the merging of activities in the Mediterranean of the Compagnie Générale Transatlantique and the Compagnie de Navigation Mixte which disappeared as a seperate concern.

Many thanks to Ted Finch for his assistance in collecting this data. The following list was extracted from various sources. This is not an all inclusive list but should only be used as a guide. If you would like to know more about a vessel, visit the Ship Descriptions (onsite) or Immigrant Ship web site.

Routes:

  • 1850-1969 Marseilles - Mediterranean and North African ports.
  • 1853-1857 Marseilles - South America.
  • 1894- --?   Marseilles - West Africa

Fleet:

Vessel Built Years in Service Tons
Africaine 1866 1887 sold renamed Maria Teresa. 875
Alger 1865 1899 lost. 840
Algerien 1881 ex- Braila, 1913 purchased from Cie.Nouvelle Mediterranenne renamed Algerien, 1915 sunk by shellfire from U.33 near San Pietro. 1,703
Amerique 1857 1858 sold to Messageries Imperiales. (MM) 1,902
Aster 1893 ex- Cayo Mono, 1912 purchased from Cie.des Vapeurs de Charge Francais renamed Aster, 1915 sold to S.G.T.M. 2,965
Atlas 1852 1863 went missing at sea on voyage Marseilles to Algiers. 600
Bresil 1853 1868 lost. 2,100
Caid 1867 ex- Empress, 1868 purchased renamed Caid, 1892 scrapped. 1,121
Canigou 1956 1967 sold to Cie. Tunisienne de Nav., Tunis renamed Sousse. 1,532
Capitaine Coullon 1917 ex- War Wasp, 1919 purchased from The Shipping Controller, London renamed Capitaine Coullon, 1920 sold to French Line. 1,325
Cheliff 1873 1886 out of fleet. 1,128
Dahome 1890 ex- Lawang, 1895 purchased from Deutsche Damps. Rhederei zu Hamburg renamed Dahome, 1898 sold to Furness, Withy & Co. 2,583
Djebel Amour 1931 1955 scrapped. 2,908
Djebel Antar   see Theodore Mante.  
Djebel Aures 1929 1954 sold to Italy and converted to oil hulk. 2,835
Djebel Dira (1) 1930 1944 scuttled by Germans, 1947 scrapped. 2,835
Djebel Dira (2) 1948 August 1970 sold to Spyros Billinis, Pireus, Greece and renamed Phoenix. March 1980 sold to Athens Marine Cruises, Pireus, renamed Melody. July 1990 at Pireus, destroyed by fire during refitting. (offsite Picture) 4,180
Djebel Nador (1) 1937 1942 seized by Italy renamed Noto, 1943 bombed and sunk. 3,168
Djebel Nador (2) 1942 ex- Pascoli, 1947 purchased from Italy renamed Djebel Nador, 1951 sold to Fraissinet renamed Vridi. 3,850
Djemila 1909 ex- Gibel Zirjon, 1928 purchased renamed Djemila, 1934 scrapped. 2,361
Djurdjura 1887 ex- Rosario, 1898 purchased from La Veloce renamed Djurdjura, 1915 sunk in collision with s/s EMPRESS OF BRITAIN. 1,852
Du Tremblay 1851 1869 scrapped. 360
El Biar 1927 1944 torpedoed and sunk by enemy aircraft. 4,564
El Djezair (1) 1933 1943 seized by Italy renamed Cassino, 1944 bombed and sunk. 5,790
El Djezair (2) 1951 1969 sold to Sovereign Cruises, Cyprus renamed Floriana. 7,599
El Golea 1929 1931 wrecked on Balearic Islands. 4,840
El Kantara 1932 1943 seized by Italy renamed Aquino, 1943 bombed and sunk. 5,079
El Mansour 1932 1944 scuttled by Germans, 1946 salvaged. 5,818
Emir 1882 1911 sunk in collision with British s/s SILVERTON. 1,322
Erymanthe 1862 1895 purchased from Messageries Imperiales, 1898 beached after collision with s/s BERRY off Caro - total loss. 1,240
Europe 1855 1860 wrecked on Triton Island, South China Sea. 749
Felix Touache 1889 1918 sank after explosion at Port Vendres, repaired as cargo ship,1930 scrapped. 1,398
France 1854 1856 destroyed by fire at Bahia. 2,100
Gouverneur General Cambon 1922 1942 seized by Italy renamed Urbina. 3,509
Gouverneur General Lepine 1922 1951 became training hulk at Sete renamed Paul Bousquete. 3,509
Gouverneur General Tirman 1922 transferred to S.G.T.M. 3,509
Guinee 1891 ex- Priok, 1895 purchased from Deutsche Damps. Rhederei zu Hamburg renamed Guinee, 1898 sold to Furness Withy & Co., renamed London City. 2,583
Henri Estier 1930 1937 purchased from Soc. Maritime Nationale, 1942 seized by Germany, 1943 bombed and sunk. 1,984
Isly 1883 1912 sold to Spain. 1,387
Kabyle (1) 1856 1884 scrapped. 708
Kabyle (2) 1890 1895 ahore on Tunisian coast, refloated but sank while in tow for Marseilles. 1,398
Kairouan 1942 completed 1947, 1969 transferred to C.G.T.M. 8,601
La Marsa 1891 ex- Tewfik Rabbani, 1900 purchased from Khedivial Mail Line renamed La Marsa, 1923 renamed Miliana, 1931 scrapped. 2,054
La Marsa II 1909 ex- Penza, 1922 purchased renamed La Marsa II, 1934 scrapped. 2,734
La Marseillaise 1921 1925 chartered to French Line, 1929 sold to French Line renamed Floride. 7,030
L'Avenir 1853 South America service, 1880 scrapped. 738
Le Colon 1866 1888 sold to Caillol & St. Pierre renamed Paul Emile. 688
Le Cettois 1872 ex- Hermann Edgar, 1874 purchased renamed Le Cettois, 1877 out of fleet. 997
Lieutenant Fournaud 1901 ex- Irma Woermann (Woermann Line), 1919 war reparations, 1922 purchased renamed Lieutenant Fournaud, 1935 scrapped. 2,317
Manouba 1889 ex- Napolitan Prince, 1911 purchased from Prince Line renamed Manouba, 1929 scrapped. 3,236
Mansoura 1891 ex- Margiora, 1912 purchased from Cozzika & Co, Piraeus renamed Mansoura, 1923 scrapped. 2,565
Marabout 1857 1880 sold to Italy renamed Tomiello. 735
Mascara 1891 ex- Cozzikas, 1912 purchased from Cozzika & Co, Piraeus renamed Mascara, 1917 sank near Porto Torres. 2,565
Matelots Pillien et Peyrat 1943 ex- Empire Friendship, 1945 purchased renamed Matelots Pillien et Peyrat, 1948 transferred to Corblet. 7,058
Mecanicien Moutte 1918 ex- War Bee, 1920 purchased from The Shipping Controller, London renamed Mecanicien Moutte, 1943-1945 seized by Italy renamed Cesena, 1945 reverted to Mecanicien Moutte, 1949 sold to Italy renamed Lamone. 1,570
Medjerda 1898 1917 torpedoed and sunk off Cape Tortosa. 1,918
Miliana   see La Marsa.  
Mira 1895 ex- Cayo Blanco, 1912 purchased from Cie.des Vapeurs de Charge Francais renamed Mira, 1915 sold to S.G.T.M. 3,050
Mitidja (1) 1872 1880 sold to Cie. des Paquetbots de L'Ouest et du Midi. 1,160
Mitidja (2) 1879 ex- Pongola, 1908 purchased from Bullard, King renamed Mitidja, 1912 sold to Italy renamed Provindenza. 1,424
Moulouya 1890 ex- Calabro, 1904 purchased from S.A. di Nav. a Vapeur, Bari (Puglia Societa di Navigazione) renamed Moulouya, 1931 scrapped. 2,133
Mustapha 1900 ex- Port Maria, 1910 purchased from Elder Dempster & Co. renamed Mustapha, 1911 sold to La Sicilia, Italy renamed Tocra. 2,910
Mustapha II   see Theodore Mante.  
Notre Dame de Fourvieres 1921 1925 chartered to French Line, 1929 sold to French Line renamed Louisiane. 6,903
Oasis (1) 1857 1880 scrapped. 743
Oasis (2) 1883 1913 sold to Italy renamed Porto di Suez. 1,371
Oasis (3) 1937 1942 captured by Germany renamed Mariaeck, 1943 sunk by HMS TORBAY in Mediterranean. 1,327
Omara 1872 ex- Telemaque, 1904 purchased from Forges & Chantiers de la Mediteranee renamed Omara, 1915 sunk by U.33. 445
Oran 1867 1895 scrapped. 759
President de Cazalet 1947 1967 chartered to French Line renamed Mediterranee, 1969 transferred to C.G.T.M. 5,100
Province de Constantine 1853 1854 purchased from Cie. Imperiale, 1866 wrecked on Agde breakwater. 338
Rhone 1889 1923 sold to Turkey renamed Samsoon. 1,397
Rhumel 1853 1854 purchased from Cie. Imperiale, 1858 lost. 338
Rigel 1899 ex- Abbey Holme, 1912 purchased from Cie.des Vapeurs de Charge Francais renamed Rigel, 1915 sold to S.G.T.M. 3,365
Sahel 1857 1863 lost. 708
Seybouse 1869 ex- Gracia, 1877 purchased. 429
Soudan 1876 1911 sold to Durand, Algiers. 833
Spahis 1864 1874 sold to Fraissinet. 526
Tafna (1) 1890 1929 scrapped. 1,398
Tafna (2) 1948 1967 sold to Messageries Maritimes renamed Marania. 2,063
Tavignano 1904 1906 purchased from Cie. Mediterranenne de Nav., 1920 sold renamed Cap Bojador. 290
Tell (1) 1879 1913 wrecked on Cape Camarat. 1,264
Tell (2) 1938 1942 seized by Germany and lost. 1,349
Tell (3) 1948 1966 sold to Ross Group, converted to fish factory ship renamed Ross Kleltchelkis. 2,030
Theodore Mante 1912 1917 renamed Mustapha II, 1933 rebuilt as cargo ship, renamed Djebel Antar, 1937 sold to Billmeir & Co, London renamed Helendra. 3,496
Touareg 1889 ex- Tungue, 1897 purchased from Portugal renamed Touareg, 1897 sold to Est Asiatique, France renamed Si Kiang. 1,274
Touggourt 1949 1970 sold to S.A.M.A.N., Monaco renamed Valdor. 2,044
Vega 1898 ex- Gambia, 1912 purchased from Cie.des Vapeurs de Charge Francais renamed Vega, 1915 sold to S.G.T.M., 1916 sunk by U.34 near Barcelona. 2,957
Ville de Lyon 1856 1868 destroyed by fire off Cape Spartivento. 1,956
Zouave 1856 1874 lost. 705

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