SS Vega

A number of steamships have carried the name Vega, including


 * SS Vega (1872), Adolf Erik Nordenskiöld sailed in 1878 in Vega from Gothenburg along the coast of Siberia to Yokohama on his discovery of the Northeast Passage.
 * SS Vega, launched in 1897 as Gambia and renamed in 1915, was sunk in 1916 by a U-Boat near Barcelona.
 * SS Vega, a Swedish steamship, launched in 1897 at Flensburg as Nordland for the Danish company Nordsöen, Copenhagen. Vega struck a mine and sank on 20 December 1939
 * SS Vega (1898), a Russian-flag passenger-cargo steamship, became Tjaldur with the Danish line DFDS in 1904 and was then sold in 1939 to Panamanian-flag owners as Dora. In June 1942 it was sold to Nazi Germany's Kriegsmarine, rebuilt in Naples, and used as a supply ship to North Africa until shelled and sunk in December 1942 off Tunis by the Royal Navy
 * SS Vega (1913), a Swedish steamship chartered by the Red Cross during World War II.