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ANDALUCIA STAR - IMO 8816170

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Photographer:

Marc Piché [ View profile ]

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Photo Category:

Reefers Built 1980 Onwards

Added:

Jun 7, 2006

Views:

865

Image Resolution:

1,200 x 800

Description:

ANDALUCIA STAR (IMO-8816170) as shown while outbound on the New Waterway off Hook van Holland on May 10, 2006.

Marc Piché photo.

Current name:

Former name(s):

- Tundra Princess (Until 2005 Jan 17)

- Del Monte Spirit (Until 1991 May)

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Build year:

Builder:

Izar Seville - Sevilla, Spain

Manager:

Star Reefers Poland - Gdynia, Poland

Owner:

Star Reefers Uk - London, U.k.

Class society:

Vessel Type:

Reefer

Gross tonnage:

11,658 tons

Summer DWT:

12,714 tons

Length:

159 m

Beam:

24 m

Draught:

8 m

Photos:

80 photos by 38 photographers

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Good shot. Any idea why the stern on this class of ship sits so low? Even when I see them loaded, they still seem high in the front.

person

She has engine room and superstructure aft. All the weight is on her stern. Plus the fact that she's riding in ballast with no cargo onboard explains how she's trimmed.

Marc

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