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VILLE DE LUMIERE - IMO 8415677
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Photographer:pieter melissen [ View profile ]
Title:Ville De Lumiere
Location:Hoek van Holland, Hook of Holland, Netherlands
Photo Category:Containerships Built 1981-1990
Added:May 4, 2019
Views:523
Image Resolution:2,343 x 1,543
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The Rickmers owned and built (#401) VILLE DE LUMIERE in 1985. She carried this first charter name only for a very short period, so this could be one of the very few shots of her in action.
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Current name:MSC CHANECA
Former name(s):
- Sinar Java (Until 2007 Mar)
- Patricia Rickmers (Until 1996 Oct)
- Red Sea Ensign (Until 1990 Dec)
- Direct Eagle (Until 1990 Jun)
- Lloyd Maranhao (Until 1989)
- Santiago (Until 1988)
- Ville De Lumiere (Until 1986)
Vessel Type:Container Ship
Gross tonnage:10,756 tons
Summer DWT:14,198 tons
Photos:5 photos by 4 photographers
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Containerships built 1981-1990 - 5 photos
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Apart from first full container ship, vessel B-181/1 from 1981:
http://www.shipspotting.com/gallery/photo.php?lid=1029123
the other ancestors of Szczecin Shipyard's container ships were four RW 49 vessels from Rickmers Werft.
One of them had longer hull, with Hold No.2 extended by one 40' bay and had three 36/40t cranes installed:
(L = 163,1 m, B = 22,5 m, H = 11,1 m, capacity: 1176 TEU)
401 PATRICIA RICKMERS, IMO 8415677, 1985;
http://www.shipspotting.com/ships/ship.php?imo=8415677
Three others had shorter hulls and had only two cranes:
(L = 147,2 m, B = 22,5 m, H = 11,1 m, capacity: 1020 TEU)
403 OLANDIA, IMO 8417558, 1985;
http://www.shipspotting.com/ships/ship.php?imo=8417558
425 (HEIKE) FAST EAGLE, IMO 8410342, 1985;
http://www.shipspotting.com/ships/ship.php?imo=8410342
The last one got her "bulges" at the bow removed, resulting minor lost of TEU capacity:
430 BIRGIT NABER, IMO 8421212, 1986;
http://www.shipspotting.com/ships/ship.php?imo=8421212
From year 1992, Szczecin Shipyard begun to deliver similar ships, as the series B-183:
http://www.shipspotting.com/gallery/photo.php?lid=3206077
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