SS Maasdam (1920)

The SS Maasdam (1920) was a transatlantic passenger liner built for the Holland America Line. She was launched in 1920 and served primarily on routes between Rotterdam, Netherlands, and New York City, United States. She was one of several ships named "Maasdam" in the Holland America Line's history.

The Maasdam (1920) provided both first-class and tourist-class accommodations, catering to a diverse range of passengers. She offered comfortable travel and amenities consistent with the era, though less opulent than some of her contemporary liners.

During World War II, the SS Maasdam (1920) served as a troop transport, carrying Allied soldiers and supplies. This wartime service exposed the ship to significant risks.

The SS Maasdam (1920) was eventually scrapped. Specific details regarding her exact disposal date may vary slightly depending on the source, but the consensus is that she did not survive long after the war due to her age and the wear and tear she sustained during wartime service.