Norddeutscher Lloyd
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Norddeutscher Lloyd
Summary
Norddeutscher Lloyd is a shipping line[1]. It ranks in the top 9% of shipping_line entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (471 views/month).[2]
Key Facts
- Norddeutscher Lloyd is in the country of Germany[3].
- Norddeutscher Lloyd's instance of is recorded as shipping line[4].
- Norddeutscher Lloyd followed Globus Reederei[5].
- Norddeutscher Lloyd's headquarters location is recorded as Bremen[6].
- Norddeutscher Lloyd's child organization or unit is recorded as Argo Reederei[7].
- Norddeutscher Lloyd's child organization or unit is recorded as Bremer Reederei-Vereinigung[8].
- Norddeutscher Lloyd's child organization or unit is recorded as Superphosphatfabrik Nordenham[9].
- Norddeutscher Lloyd's Commons category is recorded as Norddeutscher Lloyd[10].
- Norddeutscher Lloyd's industry is recorded as water transport[11].
- February 20, 1857 marks the founding of Norddeutscher Lloyd[12].
- Norddeutscher Lloyd was dissolved in September 1, 1970[13].
- Norddeutscher Lloyd's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Norddeutscher Lloyd[14].
- Norddeutscher Lloyd's described by source is recorded as Timetable Images[15].
- Norddeutscher Lloyd's replaced by is recorded as Hapag-Lloyd[16].
- Norddeutscher Lloyd's legal form is recorded as Aktiengesellschaft[17].
- Norddeutscher Lloyd's owner of is recorded as USS Gulfport[18].
- Norddeutscher Lloyd's owner of is recorded as SS Columbus[19].
- Norddeutscher Lloyd's owner of is recorded as SS Königin Luise[20].
- Norddeutscher Lloyd's owner of is recorded as SS Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse[21].
- Norddeutscher Lloyd's owner of is recorded as SS Bremen[22].
- Norddeutscher Lloyd's owner of is recorded as SS General von Steuben[23].
- Norddeutscher Lloyd's owner of is recorded as USS Freedom[24].
- Norddeutscher Lloyd's owner of is recorded as USS Huron[25].
- Norddeutscher Lloyd's owner of is recorded as SS König Albert[26].
- Norddeutscher Lloyd's owner of is recorded as SS Kronprinzessin Cecilie[27].
Body
Founding
February 20, 1857 marks the founding of Norddeutscher Lloyd[12].
Identity
Norddeutscher Lloyd followed Globus Reederei[5].
Leadership
Board members include Philipp Cornelius Heineken[28], a merchant[29], 1860–1947[30] and Rudolph Firle[31], a Marineoffizier[32], 1881–1969[33], of Germany[34], awarded the Albert Order[35].
Operations
Norddeutscher Lloyd's headquarters location is recorded as Bremen[6]. Subsidiaries include Argo Reederei[7], a shipping line[36], in Germany[37], founded in 1896[38], headquartered in Bremen[39]; Bremer Reederei-Vereinigung[8]; and Superphosphatfabrik Nordenham[9], a business[40], in Germany[41], founded in 1906[42], headquartered in Nordenham[43].
Industry
Norddeutscher Lloyd's industry is recorded as water transport[11].
Dissolution
Norddeutscher Lloyd was dissolved in September 1, 1970[13].
Why It Matters
Norddeutscher Lloyd ranks in the top 9% of shipping_line entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (471 views/month).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 17 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[44] It is known by 11 alternative names across languages and contexts.[45]