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SUNTIS - IMO 8513314

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Photographer:

Robert J Smith [ View profile ]

Captured:

Jun 23, 2019

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Location:

Ipswich, United Kingdom

Photo Category:

General Cargo Ships Built 1980-1989 (under 3000gt)

Added:

Jul 4, 2019

Views:

660

Image Resolution:

2,000 x 1,333

Description:

Seen at Ipswich on the 23rd June 2019
Flag: Germany
PoR: Itzehoe
Built: 1985
Grt: 1564

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Builder:

Peters Schiffswerft - Wewelsfleth, Germany

Manager:

Warnecke Schiffahrts Kg - Heiligenstedten, Germany

Owner:

Warnecke Schiffahrts Kg - Heiligenstedten, Germany

Class society:

Vessel Type:

General Cargo

Gross tonnage:

1,564 tons

Summer DWT:

1,815 tons

Length:

82.3 m

Beam:

11.3 m

Draught:

3.85 m

Photos:

245 photos by 93 photographers

Last known position:

54°35’12.92” N, 10°49’57.18” E

Status:

Speed, course (heading):

9.4kts, 264.9° (265°)

Destination:

- Location:

Rendsburg

- Arrival:

18th Apr 2024 / 19:00:05 UTC

Last update:

about 5 hours ago

Source:

AIS (ShipXplorer)

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Hello gentlemen.Business is more important then free sight.I also love this ship,built and owned in my homeland Schleswig-Holstein.Cheers,Volker.

person

If I can deduce rightly the block of flats were built lately when the area was in use as a berthing quay, so they knew about this problem beforehand, they should have seen this "problem" before committing pen to paper .Could have been worst, container or vehicle carriers.
regards
Emmanuel.L.(Malta)

person

We have a long time favourite restaurant in Cape Town. Was at the back end of the port in a really suspect building. They relocated to the cruise terminal. Right on the wuay. When a cruise liner or other ship is berthed, patrons complain that their viewis obstructed. There was no view as at the previous location due to expansion etc. Then go home with a take-a-way and shut up or draw your blinds in Ipswich. Lordie folks......I look onto table Mountain and the port, must I complain ? At a loss.....

person

I read in the Ipswich press that the residents of the new flats have complained about Anglo Norden berthing its ships in front of their residences and blocking the view! I hope Anglo Norden stands firm and refuses to get edged out onto Cliff Quay.
Regards
Peter

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