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CANADIAN MINER - IMO 6601674

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Photographer:

Kyle Stubbs [ View profile ]

Captured:

Aug 12, 2010

Title:

Canadian Miner

Location:

Toronto, Canada

Photo Category:

Great Lakes Bulkers (winter & Summer Lay Ups)

Added:

Aug 16, 2010

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Image Resolution:

3,072 x 2,304

Description:

Seen laid up at Toronto, Ontario on August 12, 2010.

Owner: Upper Lakes Shipping
Flag: Canada
Call Sign: VCTX
Length: 222.0 meters
Beam: 22.86 meters
Tonnage: 17,831 GT
Year of Build: 1966
Builder: Midland Shipyard, Midland, Canada
Yard Number: 287
Former Name: LEMOYNE (1987-94), MAPLECLIFFE HALL (1966-87)

Current name:

MINER

Former name(s):

- Canadian Miner (Until 2011 Sep)

- Lemoyne (Until 1994 Jun)

- Maplecliffe Hall (Until 1988)

IMO:

6601674

Status:

Dead

Build year:

1966

Builder:

Mil Vickers - Montreal, Canada

Vessel Type:

Bulk Carrier

Gross tonnage:

17,831 tons

Summer DWT:

28,094 tons

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58 photos by 23 photographers

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Scrapyard Ships - 2 photos

Great Lakes Bulkers - 52 photos

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Great Lakes Bulkers (Winter & Summer Lay Ups) - 2 photos

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LEMOYNE

MAPLECLIFFE HALL

CANADIAN MINER

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Thanks for the info Hubert. It's always interesting to hear some info about the fate of vessels I've photographed. This prettymuch comes second only to the tuna seiner I captured that went down mysteriously in the Pacific only a couple of days later.

The vessel, while being under tow to a scrapyard in Turkey, broke free mid September 2011 from her tug and went adrift with no one on board. her destiny was the shore of Scatarie Island, near Sydney, Nova Scotia. Her hull should break in two or three pieces within the next few days...

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