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COSCO GLORY & DORNBUSCH - IMO 9466245

© echobow

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Photographer:

echobow [ View profile ]

Captured:

Jul 17, 2011

Title:

Cosco Glory & Dornbusch

Location:

Hamburg, Germany

Photo Category:

Containerships Including More Than One Ship

Added:

Sep 6, 2014

Views:

2,018

Image Resolution:

2,940 x 2,058

Description:

Seen here berthed at the Tollerort Container Terminal. "Cosco Glory" made her first call in Hamburg on 17.07.2011.

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Current flag:

Hong Kong (China)

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Builder:

Hyundai Heavy Industries - Ulsan, South Korea

Manager:

Cosco Shipping Lines Co Ltd - Shanghai, China

Owner:

Seaspan Shipmanagement - Vancouver, Canada

Class society:

American Bureau Of Shipping

Vessel Type:

Container Ship

Gross tonnage:

141,823 tons

Summer DWT:

140,637 tons

Length:

366 m

Beam:

48 m

Draught:

14.3 m

Photos:

128 photos by 49 photographers

Last known position:

52°51’23.57” N, 3°18’18.97” E

Status:

Speed, course (heading):

16.5kts, 27.1° (26°)

Destination:

- Location:

Bremerhaven

- Arrival:

19th Apr 2024 / 03:00:12 UTC

Last update:

about 20 hours ago

Source:

AIS (ShipXplorer)

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person

Thanks a lot, Tsarik. Much appreciated!
Regards David

person

Then I think, how the crew of Dornbusch, can be accommodated... very nice comparison!

person

Earthworm I, owner & manager Elastic Shipping, Tinseltown:-)

person

Would have to be a pretty bendy ship!

person

LOL, Jens... made my evening! xD

person

Hm, maybe someday we can even take photos of a ship departing Hamburg while other photographers are simultaneously taking photos of this same ship arriving at Rotterdam:-D :-D

person

Okay, but then I need a smaller camera to depict them both properly on one shot:)

person

Hihi, then we have a little COSCO Glory in front of a giant, just a matter of dimensions:-))

person

Thats nice, a big like for your comment too, Jens! A great shot you took their, I like it.
By the way, I wonder how this site is going to develop when the new 20000-generation is established:-)

person

Thanks SULZER, I'm glad you like it, the ships made it easy to me.
David

person

Well Phantom, maybe the captain changed the company after that experience and now sails on Triple-E :)
Thank you very much, your words are much appreciated.
David

person

Denis, I'm honoured by your words, glad you like it.
Best Regards David

person

Shaun, thanks for you wounderful comment!

person

Dennis, thank you very much for your kind words. Greatings from Hamburg
David

person

Oh, that's a big like from me, David. Looks like history repeating. COSCO vessels have a liking for Sietas built feeders:-)
See http://www.shipspotting.com/gallery/photo.php?lid=634787

Cheers,
Jens

person

I think this shot is very lovely: same livery, mother and daughter :-) :-)

person

Wonder if the captain of the Dornbusch feels a little inadequate, heehee, you know, mines bigger than yours.
great picture by the way, keep them coming

person

By own eyes I never saw ships bigger than 170m in length & that "little" DORNBUSCH is one of the feeders that often call here at Kaliningrad... so for me this is more than a fantastic comparison shot! :O

Kind regards!

person

What a fantastic comparison David!

person

From sublime to ridiculous. Great photograph.
Cheers
Dennis
Montreal

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