USS Oosterdijk

Oosterdijk in peacetime Holland America Line colours, without neutrality markings
History
Netherlands
NameOosterdijk
NamesakeDutch for "East Dyke"
Owner
OperatorUnited States US Navy (1918)
Port of registryNetherlands Rotterdam
BuilderIrvine's Sb & DD, West Hartlepool
Yard number522
Laid down7 June 1912
Launched21 February 1913
CompletedMay 1913
Acquiredby US Govt, 21 March 1918
Commissionedinto US Navy, 2 April 1918
RefitApril 1918
Identification
FateSank after collision, July 1918
General characteristics
Typecargo ship
Tonnage8,250 GRT, 5,226 NRT, 11,927 DWT
Displacement11,900 tons
Length450.4 ft (137.3 m)
Beam55.0 ft (16.8 m)
Draft31 ft 9 in (9.68 m)
Depth38.7 ft (11.8 m)
Decks2 + shelter deck
Installed power755 NHP, 4,600 ihp
Propulsion
Speed13 knots (24 km/h)
Capacity610,000 cubic feet (17,000 m3) grain, 568,000 cubic feet (16,100 m3) bale
Complementin US Navy, 107
Notessister ship: Westerdijk

USS Oosterdijk was a Holland America Line cargo steamship that was built in 1913 and sank as a result of a collision in 1918. She served in the United States Navy, with the Naval Registry Identification Number ID–2586, from March 1918 until her loss that July. Some sources anglicise her name as Oosterdyk, but Lloyd's Register registered her with the Dutch spelling Oosterdijk.