Anyone recognise the two red hulled trawlers, both partially submerged, over on the right of the picture. Any suggestions welcome. Thanks

Oh yes. Now I remember¡ Thank you very much Johnatan.
Regards.

Marce, yes this is the Top Ocean IMO 8031160

If I am not mistaken, The big trawler with blue hull and red horizontal dash at left side of the picture, was an US Flag vessel with homeport in Alaska. At least, I remember to have seen her in good shape when I spent a long staying at anchor at Montevideo during year 2000.

This link in Spanish confirms that Provincias Unidas & Alianca del Plata were abandoned last year, however the former now appears to be trading again looking at AIS

https://www.elentrerios.com/actualidad/declaran-en-abandono-a-dos-buques-portacontenedores-que-navegaban-por-el-ro-uruguay.htm

"Geared ship with blue hull in the background", is almost certainly IMO 9164421, which has been there since June 2019 looking at AIS

The ship on the near side of the "Geared ship with blue hull in the background", I would agree with Yvon, as the Cruz del Mar,

http://www.histarmar.com.ar/MarinaMercanteExtr/MarinaMercanteUruguay/Mercantes/CorajCoraje-2-.htm

The ship on the far side of the "Geared ship with blue hull in the background" is a Sietas type 122, probably the Provincias Unidas IMO 8818879

Geared ship with blue hull in the background on the right could be either IMO 9157868 or IMO 9164421.

Alpinist type Russian trawler is Stalker, IMO 7640615

Anyone recognise the red hulled trawler in the foreground - she’s an Alpinist type Russian trawler - any info welcome. Thanks

Apart from the Jan de Nul hopper barge CONCEPCION (IMO 9462639) with sister SANTIAGO (IMO 9462641) alongside, the easy one: the yellow roro is the Paraguayan INDIGO I (IMO 8716966), which seems to have been at Montevideo since at least 8/2019

Thanks, Yvon!

Hi Denis,
With her paire of funnels, she looks like a Spanish built. According to GE, she is there since September 2019.
One candidate could be CRUZ DEL SUR ex CORAJE (Imo 7911595).
Regards,
Yvon

Anyone recognizes a gearless freighter with blue hull in the background on the righ?

Don't wish to moor there...don't rock the boat baby, don't tip....

Interesting shot, wonder if anyone has a database or record of all the old trawlers abandoned there - my interest is in finding any old Russian or former Eastern Bloc vessels down there. See an Alpinist type trawler in the foreground - thanks John

More like a cemetery than a market.
regards
Emmanuel.L.(Malta)

Wrecks market ?