Talk:List of ships of the Compagnie Générale Transatlantique

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Ships of the Compagnie Navigation de Sud-Atlantique and other subdivisions of the CGT are not to be included.

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COLUMNS FORMAT


Name	Built	CGT service	Type	Length	Beam	GRT	Fate	Notes	Image
Ship name	Year built	Years owned by CGT	Type of ship	Length (ft.)	Width (ft.)	GRT	Year disposed of, manner disposed	Concise description of most notable event (max 70 characters)	Public domain image (100px size)

WHAT TO DO (EXAMPLE)


Name	Built	CGT service	Type	Length	Beam	GRT	Fate	Notes	Image
Normandie	1935	1935-1942	Liner	1029 ft.	119.5 ft.	79,280 GRT	Burned 1942	Blue Riband holder, seized by US Navy and burned

WHAT NOT TO DO (EXAMPLE)


Name	Built	CGT service	Type	Length	Beam	GRT	Fate	Notes	Image
SS Normandie	1931-1935	1931-1942	Steamship	313.6 m.	35.9 m.	79,280	Caught on fire in 1942, scrapped in 1946	Won Blue Riband, first ship over 1,000 ft., beautiful interior