At Searsport - Maine - United States         She was interned at Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, having taken refuge there during World War II, and was handed over in 1944 by the German Government to Naviera Aznar as compensation for the sinking of Monte Gorbea. She was renamed Monte Moncayo, navigating mainly on the regular lines to the United States. She was sold in 1954 to Marítima Madrileña, who renamed her Tajuña. On 11/December/1957, she grounded at Mazarrón (Murcia) during a storm, when she was anchored waiting to load ore. The damages were extensive, so she was scrapped atCartagena during the following year.

Shipyard / Year	Coll Pollack / 1921
Dead weight	7,040	MT
Gross register	4,648	GRT
Lenght	110.8	meters
Breadth	14.6	meters
Depth	9.5	meters
Propulsi0n	Reciprocating triple expansion
Power	3,000	C.V.
Integrated	1944	from
Owner	Hamburg-Sudamerikanische Dampfs.
Name	Corrientes
Sold	1954	to
Owner	Marítima Madrileña
Name	Tajuña
Grounded	11/12/1957 - Mazarrón
Scrapped	Cartagena - 1958

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