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VERRAZANO BRIDGE - IMO 7310143

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Photographer:
andrecas [ View profile ]
Captured:
Jan 8, 1982
Location:
Saint John, Canada
Added:
Jul 22, 2012
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Image Resolution:
3,140 x 2,048

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Berthed at Rodney container terminal January 8,1982

Scanned from personal slide collection.

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Current name:
MSC SAMIA

Former name(s):

 -  Maersk Kobe (Until 1994 Nov)

 -  Verrazano Bridge (Until 1994 Jan)

 -  Arabian Sea (Until 1991)

 -  Verrazano Bridge (Until 1989 Jun)

Vessel Type:
Container Ship
Gross tonnage:
40,944 tons
Summer DWT:
35,480 tons

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Containerships built 1971-1980 - 24 photos

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Ken Smith

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simonwp

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rovno

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Rui Serafim

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lys

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andrecas

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Thank you for the update. Interesting history.

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person
- Verrazano Bridge, MSC Samia (ex-Maersk Kobe, ex-Verrazano Bridge, ex-Arabian Sea).
- Container ship. 249 m length, 23,713 t.
- Panamanian flag.
- Classification society Germanischer Lloyd.
- Built in 1973 in Kobe (Japan) by Kawasaki Heavy Ind Ltd.
- Owned by Mediterranean Shipping Co (Switzerland).
- Detained in 1999 in Great Yarmouth (United Kingdom), in 2001 in Anvers
(Belgium), en 2002 in Fremantle (Australia), in 2003 in Port Botany (Australia) and in
2005 in Naples (Italy).

- Sold for demolition in Bangladesh where she arrived as Sami in Yr 2007.

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person
Glad the lead proved fruitful, Andrecas, kudos to you for tracking down the port news to confirm it.
- Jim

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Thanks "Jeager" for info posted July 30. Local newspaper reported Verrazano Bridge at Rodney terminal on Friday January 8, 1982 discharging/loading containers for Japan.

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person
Thanks info. Checking archival material local library (News of the port) for January 1982, determine exactly which vessel.

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person
Looks to be either Verrazano Bridge, IMO 7310143, or Seven Seas Bridge, IMO 7373418, both built by Kawasaki in 1973 and 1975, respectively.

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