HMAS Kuramia

Kuramia was a K-class ferry on Sydney Harbour. Commissioned in 1914, the timber-hulled steamer was built for Sydney Ferries Limited during the early twentieth boom in cross-harbour ferry travel. At 353 tons, she was the largest wooden ferry on Sydney Harbour.

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  HMAS Colac ⓘ
  1941 Bathurst-class corvette

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  HMAS Kuramia ⓘ
  passenger steam ship

1913-11-15T00:00:00Z

1913-11-15T00:00:00Z

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Sydney Ferries left to right KARABELLA (likely), KULGOA, KURAMIA, and "LADY" class ferry

Millers and Milsons Points including Sydney ferry depot early 1920s

Sydney ferries BURRA-BRA KOSCIUSKO and KURAMIA at Circular Quay circa 1920

Sydney ferry KURAMIA collision damage 23 June 1925

Sydney ferry KURAMIA (1914 - 1932) damage following collision with

Sydney vehicular and K-class ferries crossing Sydney Harbour. K-class ferries include (left to right) either KOSICUSKO or KANIMBLA, KOOMPARTOO (largest) and most KURAMIA (right), if not KAI KAI

Sydney ferry KURAMIA (1914 - 1932)

Sydney ferries KURAMIA (rear) and (KAIKAI) seen from Dawes point between 1914 and 1924

Sydney Ferry KURAMIA (1914 - 1932) at Circular Quay

Sydney ferries KULGOA KURAMIA and KUTTABUL at McMahons Point possibly during Sydney Harbour Bridge opening ceremony

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
object	watercraft		HMAS Colac	Bathurst-class corvette, corvette	Wikidata
object	watercraft		HMAS Kuramia	ship	Wikidata
commons	image		Sydney Ferries left to right KARABELLA (likely), KULGOA, KURAMIA, and "LADY" class ferry		Commons
commons	image		Millers and Milsons Points including Sydney ferry depot early 1920s		Commons
commons	image		Sydney ferries BURRA-BRA KOSCIUSKO and KURAMIA at Circular Quay circa 1920		Commons
commons	image		Sydney ferry KURAMIA collision damage 23 June 1925		Commons
commons	image		Sydney ferry KURAMIA (1914 - 1932) damage following collision with		Commons
commons	image		Sydney vehicular and K-class ferries crossing Sydney Harbour. K-class ferries include (left to right) either KOSICUSKO or KANIMBLA, KOOMPARTOO (largest) and most KURAMIA (right), if not KAI KAI		Commons
commons	image		Sydney ferry KURAMIA (1914 - 1932)		Commons
commons	image		Sydney ferries KURAMIA (rear) and (KAIKAI) seen from Dawes point between 1914 and 1924		Commons
commons	image		Sydney Ferry KURAMIA (1914 - 1932) at Circular Quay		Commons
commons	image		Sydney ferries KULGOA KURAMIA and KUTTABUL at McMahons Point possibly during Sydney Harbour Bridge opening ceremony		Commons