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CABO DE HORNOS - IMO 8009571
Photo
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Photographer:ventuari [ View profile ]
Captured:Sep 1, 1994
Title:Cabo De Hornos
Photo Category:Ship's Deck
Added:Dec 17, 2012
Views:2,298
Image Resolution:1,400 x 963
Description:
Scanned from an old 35mms. photo. Sorry for the quality...
At Caripito, Venezuela...and no..., the photo it´s not in casualties category,... tankers just run aground against the mud and mangroves to turn 180 deg. with the help of the river current ( Rio San Juan ). Maneuver exactly at the moment of H.Tide changing to L.Tide. Usual and normal maneuver before docking at Caripito Oil Terminal.
Vessel
particulars
Current name:CSL ACADIAN
Former name(s):
- Cabot (Until 2006 Mar)
- Cabo De Hornos (Until 2004 Oct)
- Skaulake (Until 1992 Dec)
- Janus (Until 1991)
Vessel Type:Self Discharging Bulk Carrier
Gross tonnage:45,740 tons
Summer DWT:67,208 tons
Length:245 m
Beam:32 m
Draught:8.2 m
Photos:12 photos by 6 photographers
AIS Position
of this ship
Last known position:40°49’17.11” N, 29°13’59.55” E
Status:
Speed, course (heading):0kts, 329.4° (55°)
Destination:
- Location:Trtuz Anch.
- Arrival:26th Apr 2024 / 15:00:56 UTC
Last update:15 minutes ago
Source:AIS (ShipXplorer)
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This ship exists in the following categories:
Ship's Deck - 3 photos
Bulkers built 1981-1990 - 7 photos
Tankers built 1981 - 1990 - 2 photos
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[2006 Lg 245.0/237.1m, 45740/67208dw, cv to bulk cargo carrier] - 91 SKAULAKE - 92 CABO DE HORNOS - 04 CABOT - 06 CSL ACADIAN
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This ship was lenghtened and converted to a bulk carrier in 2006
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Do you maybe have another photo showing the ship's bow "stuck" in the trees-mangroves during the 180 degree turning maneuver in the river.
: if so, thanks in advance!
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Exactly ( about the trees-mangroves... )
Thanks for your words and comments.
Regards
ventuari
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: a very rare & interesting photo, well done ventuari!
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