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VINA DEL MAR - IMO 5381124

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Apr 14, 2007
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Vina del Mar on the beach at Chacabuco, the funnel lies on the beach
----anyone know anything about this wreck?

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She was built in 1904 for yeoward bros.and was replaced in 1911 by a ship of the same name.ref Sunward with Yeoward the official history of the company,yeowards relaced their ships with new ones of the same name built by the same builders,the new Andorinha had another deck.the same design was kept until the last ship the Alcabuilt in 1929 and scrapped in 1955.

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She was a passenger/cargo vessel built at Dundee as the "Andorinha" in 1991 for Andorinha S.S.Co Ltd (Yeoward Bros), Liverpool. She sailed in their Liverpool - Madeira - Canary Island service.

In 1929 she was renamed "Champerico" following sale to the Pacific Steam Nav. Co., and in 1936 "Vina del Mar" for Torres & Ward,of Valparaiso.
She was wrecked there in 1963 -cause unknown to me.

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CHAMPERICO was built in 1911 by Caledon Shipbuilding Co. at Dundee with a tonnage of 2548grt, a length of 290ft 1in, a beam of 41ft 8in and a service speed of 12 knots. She was built as the Andorinha for Yeoward Bros. of Liverpool for their Liverpool - Madeira - Canary Island service. Acquired by PSNC and renamed Champerico in 1917 she was placed on coastal passenger services along the Peruvian and Central American coasts. She was sold to Torres y Ward Cia. of Valparaiso in 1934 and renamed Vina del Mar after a local holiday resort. During the 1930's she was transferred to the Chilean State Railways and in 1950 was transferred with the entire fleet into Empresa Maritima del Estado de Chilena, the State Marine. It is believed that she was broken up in 1966 although only classified by Lloyds until 1960. Source: The Red Duster web site.

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AS we cruised with the MS Nordnorge to Puerto Chacabuco I saw this wreck also. One of our crewmembers told me, that the ship was "put" ashore from a tsunami-wave. Happend during a eruption of one of the near vulcanoes. Don't know the year or more details... Maybe someone other does. :-)

Stefan

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