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HORDAFOR II - IMO 7720843
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Photographer:Geir Vinnes [ View profile ]
Captured:Mar 3, 2017
Title:Hordafor Ii
Photo Category:Waste Disposal Vessels
Added:Mar 3, 2017
Views:572
Image Resolution:4,000 x 2,720
Description:
HORDAFOR II
Built: 1979 Lamont,J & Co Ltd, Port Glasgow - United Kingdom.
Gt: 803 t. Mdwt: 892 t.
Loa. 56,01 m. Br. 11,00 m.
Main engine: 1004 Bhp. MAN.
Flag: Norway.
Ex. Divis II (99).
03/03-2017 Sortland.
Vessel
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Current name:HORDAFOR II
Former name(s):
- Divis Ii (Until 1999 Dec)
Callsign:LJWD
IMO:7720843
MMSI:259610000
Status:In Service
Build year:1979
Builder:Lamont - Port Glasgow, U.k.
Manager:Hordafor As - Bergen, Norway
Class society:Lloyd's Register
Vessel Type:Waste Disposal Vessel
Gross tonnage:803 tons
Summer DWT:892 tons
Length:56 m
Beam:11.3 m
Draught:4 m
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Last known position:60°23’57.41” N, 5°18’46.34” E
Status:
Speed, course (heading):0kts, 208.2° (139°)
Destination:
- Location:Bergen
- Arrival:23rd Apr 2024 / 23:59:44 UTC
Last update:12 minutes ago
Source:AIS (ShipXplorer)
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We arrived here today from Tromsø and will be having our base here for about a month.
Very nice weather here today but cold :-).
Have a nice weekend.
Brgds,
Geir
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And it demonstrates publicity on the Hurtigruten website, including the ship and the water https://www.hurtigruten.com/ports/sortland/
"Sortland is also known as the blue city, and has become the centre of national and international attention. It all began in conjunction with the new millennium observances. Sortland's idea was to paint the city blue. This was the start of a lively process involving not only local artists, but the general public as well."
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