The SS Fort St. Paul was a cargo ship built in 1943, primarily used during World War II. It was part of the Fort class of vessels, designed to transport goods and supplies to support military operations. The ship was constructed in Montreal, Canada, and played a crucial role in the logistics of the war effort. After the war, the SS Fort St. Paul was repurposed for commercial use, serving various shipping routes. It was eventually sold for scrap in the late 1970s. The ship is remembered for its contributions to both wartime and post-war maritime activities.