SS Tottenham (1901)

Name

• Tottenham (1901–1904)
• Brinkburn (1904)
• Tottenham (1904–1911)

Owner

• Britain Steamship Co. (1901–1904)
• Harris & Dixon (1904)
• Watts, Watts & Co. Ltd. (1904–1911)

BuilderRopner & Sons Ltd.

Yard number379

SS Tottenham

Wreck of SS Tottenham on Juan de Nova Island, France
History
Name	Tottenham (1901–1904) Brinkburn (1904) Tottenham (1904–1911)
Owner	Britain Steamship Co. (1901–1904) Harris & Dixon (1904) Watts, Watts & Co. Ltd. (1904–1911)
Builder	Ropner & Sons Ltd.
Yard number	379
Launched	18.02.1901
Completed	03.1901
Acquired	1904 Harris & Dixon Ltd., London 1904 Britain S.S. Co. Ltd. (Watts, Watts & Co.), London
In service	1901-1911
Identification	Official number: 112827
Fate	Wrecked 1911
General characteristics
Type	Cargo ship
Tonnage	4,494 GRT
Length	112.8 m (370 ft)
Beam	15.5 m (51 ft)
Draft	5.8 m (19 ft)
Installed power	3 × Scotch boilers Triple-expansion steam engine 429 hp (320 kW)

SS Tottenham was a British ship that wrecked on the southern fringing reef of Juan de Nova Island, France on 2 February 1911 in the Indian Ocean on the reefs south-west of the French island of Juan de Nova.

The remains of the hull and machinery still lie there.