loyd Triestin Trio of Liners; M.S. Australia, Oceania & Neptunia

Lloyd Triestin Trio of Liners; M.S. Australia, Oceania & Neptunia - Deck Plans

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Lloyd Triestino Line - Genoa

MS Australia, Oceania & Neptunia

MS Neptunia seen after her 1958 rebuild and refit

1951 Original Deck Plan

As well as refitted 1958 sections of plans that saw the major changes!

You can click on the plan below for a full size image or click HERE

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During the 1958 refit, the shelter deck on A Deck was built in and a Tourist Class Lounge was added, this plan will show the changes made.

Down on C Deck the Dormitories also saw changes and this plan will show the alterations!

No changes far aft! The next section now has only cabins In the forward section the dormitories have been reduced in size.

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