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De Rijn was an early Dutch, and later Prussian steamboat that plied the Rhine. On 17 October 1825 she was renamed Friedrich Wilhelm. In 1829 she was renamed Prinz Friedrich von Preußen, and in 1831 Prins Frederik. De Rijn was the fourth German steamboat that provided regular service on the Rhine.

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rdfs:label	De Rijn (de) De Rijn (1825) (en)
rdfs:comment	Die De Rijn – am 17. Oktober 1825 in Friedrich Wilhelm, 1829 in Prinz Friedrich von Preußen und 1831 in Prins Frederik umbenannt – war das vierte deutsche Dampfschiff, das regelmäßigen Linienverkehr auf dem Rhein versah. (de) De Rijn was an early Dutch, and later Prussian steamboat that plied the Rhine. On 17 October 1825 she was renamed Friedrich Wilhelm. In 1829 she was renamed Prinz Friedrich von Preußen, and in 1831 Prins Frederik. De Rijn was the fourth German steamboat that provided regular service on the Rhine. (en)
foaf:name	Prins Frederik (en) Prinz Friedrich von Preußen (en) De Rijn, Frederik Wilhelm (17 October 1825) De Rijn (1826-27) (en)
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dcterms:subject	Passenger ships of Germany Paddle steamers 1825 ships
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Capelle aan den IJssel Prince Albert of Prussia (1809–1872) Prince Frederick of the Netherlands Rotterdam Battle of Leipzig Bingen am Rhein Bethmann family Rhine Johann Friedrich Cotta Pontoon bridge Cologne Concordia (1826) SS De Batavier (1827) Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen Emmerich am Rhein Frederick William III of Prussia Friedrich Wilhelm (1826) Passenger ships of Germany Antwerp Louis I, Grand Duke of Baden Steamboat Paddle steamers Central Commission for Navigation on the Rhine 1825 ships Walter Scott Wesel William I of the Netherlands Paddle wheel Agrippina (1827) Gerhard Moritz Roentgen John Cockerill (company, 1825–1955) Kehl Mannheim Speyer Köln-Düsseldorfer Nederlandsche Stoomboot Maatschappij Cerebral infarction Strassburg dbr:Binger_Loch dbr:Dampfschiffahrts-Gesellschaft_von_Rhein_und_Main dbr:Das_wilde_Gefähr
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sameAs	De Rijn (1825) De Rijn (1825) De Rijn (1825)
Ship acquired	1829 (xsd:integer) 1831 (xsd:integer)
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thumbnail	wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/De_Rijn,_Friedrich_Wilhelm_1825.jpg?width=300
Ship beam	4.88 m (en)
Ship builder	Hoogendijk, Capelle aan den IJssel, directed by Nederlandsche Stoomboot Maatschappij, Rotterdam (en)
Ship fate	broken up 1844 (en)
Ship launched	August 1825 (en)
Ship length	2548.2 (second)
Ship name	De Rijn, Frederik Wilhelm De Rijn (en) Prins Frederik (en) Prinz Friedrich von Preußen (en)
Ship namesake	Rhine
Ship propulsion	2 (xsd:integer)
Ship type	Paddle steamboat (en)
Ship draught	0.99 m (en)
has abstract	Die De Rijn – am 17. Oktober 1825 in Friedrich Wilhelm, 1829 in Prinz Friedrich von Preußen und 1831 in Prins Frederik umbenannt – war das vierte deutsche Dampfschiff, das regelmäßigen Linienverkehr auf dem Rhein versah. (de) De Rijn was an early Dutch, and later Prussian steamboat that plied the Rhine. On 17 October 1825 she was renamed Friedrich Wilhelm. In 1829 she was renamed Prinz Friedrich von Preußen, and in 1831 Prins Frederik. De Rijn was the fourth German steamboat that provided regular service on the Rhine. (en)

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