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General Petroleum Corporation of California
Los Alamos - (1923-1926)
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Los Alamos, ex Brammel Point 1926
LOA 292 '3 ", Beam 47 '2 ", Depth 26 '9 ".                    
4975 DWT, 42,857 bbls.
Twin screw Mclntosh and Seymour diesels 1500 BHP.
Built 1916 at Baltimore Dry Dock Corporation, Maryland, and named Brammel Point by her first owners. Purchased by
General Petroleum Company in 1923 and acquired by Socony in 1926.
Los Alamos was a small ocean tanker which made only one voyage for Socony after her entrance into the fleet. She came
east through the Panama Canal. At New York she apparently did not meet inspection standards and could not be made to
do so without unreasonable expense. Therefore she was laid up, and finally sold in 1931.

The Miramar Ship Index for "BRAMELL POINT"
IDNo:
2214444
Year:
1916
Name:
BRAMELL POINT
Launch Date:
01.07.1916
Type:
Tanker
Date of completion:
11.1916
Flag:
USA
Keel:

Ton:
3250
Link:
-
DWT:
Yard No:
74
Length overall:
Ship Design:
LPP:
89.1
Country of build:
USA
Beam:
14.4
Builder:
Baltimore DD
Material of build:
Location of yard:
Locust Point
Number of screws/Mchy/Speed(kn):
3D-

Subsequent History:
[ 1920 re-engined 2D.11 1/2 ] -
1923 LOS ALAMOS - 1932 R.W.McILVAIN -
1939 AZTEC - 1944 AZTECA

Disposal Data:
Scrapped at Mexico 12.1963.

History :
ON
LR/IMO
ID
Year
Name
Tons
Change
Main Owner
214444
2214444
1916
BRAMELL POINT
3250
Vacuum Oil Co.
214444
2214444
1916
LOS ALAMOS
3250
1923
General Petroleum Co.
214444
2214444
1916
R.W.McILVAIN
3250
1932
Sabine Tptn Co.
214444
2214444
1916
AZTEC
3250
1939
Aztec Petroleum Tdg.
2214444
1916
AZTECA
3250
1944
Petroleos Mexicanos

Additional information Starke & Schell registers :

BRAMELL POINT - 1916 USA 3M (aft)
3,250 GRT for Vacuum Oil Co., Inc., New York 292.3 x 47.2
Tanker built by Baltimore DD. & SB. Co., Baltimore (11) #74 214444
1920 - re-engined twin screw m/v (11½ kn)
1923 - LOS ALAMOS General Petroleum Corp., Philadelphia
1926 - Standard Transportation Co., Inc., New York
1932 - R. W. McILVAIN Sabine Transportation Co., Inc. (M. T. Ball), Baltimore
1939 - AZTEC Aztec Petroleum Trading Corp., Baltimore
1941 - Gulf Coast Oil Transportation & Marketing Co., Inc., Baltimore
1944 - Mexico Shipping & Trading Co., Inc. (Sieling & Jarvis), Baltimore (New York)
1944 - AZTECA Petroleos Mexicanos, S.A., Tampico, MEX
Broken up in Mexico 1963 by Metalurgica Mercantil, S.A.,
work began in Dec. 1963, to be completed in April 1964.