25 years
Loch Broom (II)
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Glasgow
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John Elder, Govan
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MacBraynes renamed her Lochbroom and used her on the West Coast until 1937
when she was scrapped at Smith & Houstons yard in Port Glasgow.
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History
She was bought from the Aberdeen Steam Navigation Company's as the City of London in 1931. She replaced the classic first Claymore, she was already 60 years old - 10 years older than the vessel that she replaced when she entered service.
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