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ARA Canal Beagle B3 - IMO 7529017

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Captured:
Dec 27, 2020
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Auxiliaries
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Jan 20, 2021
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Transport ship ARA 'Canal Beagle' (B3) moored in the port of Buenos Aires on 27, december 2020.

Name: Canal Beagle
IMO number: 7529017
Type: Cargo ship
Pennant number: B3
Year of build: 1978
Builder: Principe, Menghi & Penco (Avellaneda, Province of Buenos Aires, Argentina)
Yard number: 108
Keel laid: 2/2/1977
Launch date: 19/10/1977
Date of completion: 29/4/1978
Tons: 7.838
GT: 7.640
Length: 119,9 m.
LPP: 109,3 m.
Beam: 17,5 m.
Draft: 7, 49 m.
Depth: 9,7 m.
Speed: 12 knots
Crew: 40
MMSI: 701802000
Callsign: LOCB
Port of registry: Buenos Aires
Flag: Argentina

Sister ships (Costa Sur class): ARA Canal Beagle (B3), ARA Bahía San Blas (B4), ARA Cabo de Hornos (B5).

Note: On January 13, 2021, while it was preparing to take cargo destined for Antarctic supply to Ushuaia, a fire broke out on board and this ship was (at least temporarily) out of the 2021 Antarctic campaign.

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Current name:
CANAL BEAGLE
Vessel Type:
Replenishment Vessel
Gross tonnage:
7,838 tons
Summer DWT:
7,640 tons
Length:
121 m
Beam:
19 m
Draught:
4.6 m

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Finally, on 15/2/2021 she left the port of Buenos Aires for Ushaia, to carry some supplies that will be transshipped to the icebreaker ARA 'Almirante Irizar' within the framework of the Antarctic Summer Campaign 2020/2021.

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Really sad news. I have a special feeling for her since I sailed as a chief officer in the 90s. I hope this doesn´t mean the end of this ageing but noble vessel

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