Deutsch: Hinterschiff der um 1865 in Betrieb genommenen „St. Gotthard“. Das Schiff sank am 29. August 1872 nach einer Kollision mit der „Concordia“ vor Obermeilen und wurde im Winter 1872/73 wieder gehoben. Die „St. Gotthard“ wurde 1903 durch die ZDG übernommen, jedoch nicht mehr verwendet.
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