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V KERKIS - IMO 8029064

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Photographer:
Cavit Ege Tulca [ View profile ]
Captured:
Feb 26, 2013
Title:
V Kerkis
Location:
Istanbul, Turkey
Added:
Feb 26, 2013
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Image Resolution:
4,000 x 2,667

Description:

Sailing southbound in Istanbul strait.

With a draft of 18.2 meters, the vessel sailed through the strait between 08:38 - 10:25. Pilot was onboard and 2 local tugs (KURTARMA 1 & KURTARMA 10) escorted the vessel.

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Current name:
V KERKIS

Former name(s):

 -  Kerkis (Until 2010 Jul)

 -  Shin Hoh (Until 1999 May)

 -  Shinho Maru (Until 1990 Jul)

Vessel Type:
Bulk Carrier
Gross tonnage:
106,771 tons
Summer DWT:
208,952 tons

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Shipping - 1 photos

Scrapyard Ships - 3 photos

Bulkers built 1981-1990 - 22 photos

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person
I used to see this ship regularly in the mid 1990's. I was running between Western Australia and Japan with LNG and she as the Shin Hoh, was doing a simlar run with Iron Ore. She regularly loaded at Dampier WA. I could recognise her at extreme range with the binoculars because of her distinctive deckhouse. It would be nice to see her again in Australia but i doubt it will happen due to her vintage.

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person
Thanks Denis for the hilarious comment (that made me laugh :D) and Mark for the interesting information...
Regards
Cavit Ege

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person
A fine shot of her, well done. On the basis that she was purchased by her present owners on 19 March 1999 for US$ 5.5m., they have done exceptionally well and have enjoyed a boom market (and now find themselves back where it all started but with a good asset)
Regards
Mark

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person
Quite a dinosaur by todays standards for big ships.

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