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K. RONNEFELDT - IMO 5017436

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Photographer:
canopus [ View profile ]
Title:
K. Ronnefeldt
Location:
Dartmouth, United Kingdom
Photo Category:
General Cargo Ships Built 1940-1949 (under 3000gt)
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Jul 25, 2020
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Image Resolution:
3,530 x 2,257

Description:

IMO: 5017436
Built Year: 1948
Built Name: ALITA
Launch Date: 02.1943
Flag: DEU
Date of completion: 10.48
GRT: 350
DWT: 650
Yard No: 554
LOA: 49,8
LPP: 40.0
Country of build: DEU
Beam: 8.0
Builder: Rolandwerft, Bremen
Speed (kn): 8
End: 1976

During 1950 lengthened to 49.8m, now 488gt/650tdw

Naming History:

1949 HANS BORNHOFEN
1956 BIRGITT
1958 ANGELN
1964 K. RONNEFELDT
1974 CHRONIS III
1976 CHRISSANTHI

Disposal: Foundered off Karistos, Evoia Island, Greece on 19.12.1976 on a voyage from Thessaloniki to Benghazi, with a cargo of cotton seed cake.

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Current name:
CHRYSANTHI

Former name(s):

 -  Chronis Iii (Until 1976 Apr 04)

 -  K.ronnefeldt (Until 1974)

 -  Angeln (Until 1964)

 -  Birgitt (Until 1958)

 -  Hans Bornhofen (Until 1956)

IMO:
5017436
Status:
Dead
Build year:
1948
Builder:
Detlef Hegemann Rolandwerft - Berne, Germany
Vessel Type:
General Cargo
Gross tonnage:
488 tons
Summer DWT:
710 tons
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4 photos by 2 photographers

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Deff not Fowey

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Here's a "spot the difference" from 2017:
https://tinyurl.com/y2d3ggak

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The river is too wide for Totnes, most likely Dartmouth Harbour, looks like what is now the steam railway runs along behind her. When Reeves used to import timber from Scandinavia into Totnes, the ships would often unload part of their cargo into barges mid-stream in Dartmouth, especially during a neap-tide period.

Best regards

Tom

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Totnes.

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Fowey ?

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