SS Juvenal

History
Argentina
Name	Juvenal
Namesake	Juvenal
Owner	Cia General de Combustibles (1928–68); Transmaritima del Plata Cia de Nav SAC (1968–72);
Port of registry	Buenos Aires
Builder	Cantiere Navale Triestino
Yard number	200
Launched	3 June 1928
Completed	August 1928
Identification	code letters NSOP (1932–33); ; call sign LOFU (1934 onward); ; IMO number 5177901 (from 1969);
Fate	Scrapped 1972
General characteristics
Type	oil tanker
Tonnage	13,247 GRT (until 1933); 13,896 GRT (from 1934); tonnage under deck 12,331 (until 1933); 7,934 NRT (until 1933); 7,920 NRT (from 1934); 18,425 DWT;
Length	556.0 ft (169.5 m)
Beam	74.1 ft (22.6 m)
Draught	29 ft 2 in (8.89 m)
Depth	40.3 ft (12.3 m)
Installed power	1,167 NHP
Propulsion	triple-expansion steam engines;; twin screws;
Sensors &; processing systems	wireless direction finding (from 1934); echo sounding device (1934–35);
Notes	Largest merchant ship on the Argentinian registry when built

SS Juvenal was an oil tanker that was built in Italy in 1928 and registered in Argentina. When built she was the largest ship in the Argentinian registry.