Société Finistérienne de Cabotage (Shipping company, France)

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House flag of SFC - Image by Dominique Cureau, 6 October 2004

• Presentation of Société Finistérienne de Cabotage
• House flag of Société Finistérienne de Cabotage

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• France
• House flags of French shipping companies
• Finistère (Department, France)

Presentation of Société Finistérienne de Cabotage

The Société Finistérienne de Cabotage was created in 1976 by the Compagnie Générale Maritime (the merging of the Messageries Maritimes with the Compagnie Générale Transatlantique) to take over the four ships of the bankrupted Bretam company.

The Société Finistérienne de Cabotage operated the four small tankers Pointe de Lesven, Pointe du Van, Pointe du Roc'h and Pointe de Beuzec, named after capes of Finistère.

Source: Jean Randier. Histoire de la Marine Marchande Française, 1980

Dominique Cureau, 6 October 2004

House flag of Société Finistérienne de Cabotage

The house flag of Société Finistérienne de Cabotage is white with a black Celtic triskelion. Black and white are the traditional colours of Brittany.

Dominique Cureau, 6 October 2004