At Bilbao, berthed near where the Guggenheim is now. By her poop was the Swedish Sicilia, built in 1951.
She was built in 1929 in the United Kingdom by William Gray for Sota y Aznar como Aloņa-Mendi.
At the beginning of the Civil War, she was under republican control making several trips, which included the supply of coal in Le Verdon (France) to republican ships, until she was interned in Grangemouth in November 1937. She remained there until she was recovered in May 1939, being then renamed Monte Bizcargui. She was scrapped at Santurce in 1960.
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