Calcutta was a wooden three-masted sailing ship launched in Quebec in 1874. She wrecked on the north side of Grindstone Island in the Magdalen Islands, Quebec, on 8 November 1875.
Calcutta first appeared in Lloyd's Register (LR) in 1874.
{ | class=" wikitable" |- ! Year ! Master ! Owner ! Home port ! Source |- | 1874 | W.Fullerton | J.G.Ross | Quebec | 'LR|- |}Calcutta left Quebec on 4 November 1875, bound for Liverpool. Four days later, in poor visibility, a strong current caused her to strike a rock. The crew and a lady passenger took to a boat, against the captain's orders. The boat overturned, drowning them. The captain and four crew members stayed with the ship and were later saved. Twenty-three people had lost their lives. Calcutta'', valued at $50,000, was a total loss, as was her cargo, valued at $20,000.