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Port Hardy - IMO 1168872

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Photographer:
Glenn Towler [ View profile ]
Title:
Port Hardy
Location:
Melbourne, Australia
Photo Category:
General Cargo Ships Built 1940-1949 (over 3000gt)
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Oct 2, 2007
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912 x 574

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Location: Melbourne, Australia
Shot taken by: unkonw, image was given to me by Rex Cox, President of the Hobart Branch of the WSS and posted with his permisson

Built 1944 by Barclay Curle, Whiteinch.as HEREFORDSHIRE for Bibby Line Ltd, Liverpool
Tons: 8398
54 PORT HARDY - 61 HEREFORDSHIRE - 69 MERRYLAND
BU Kaohsiung 2.2.73

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The correct IMO number for this ship is: 5148663. The number you give (from Miramar, no doubt) is its old british ID number.
Source: Lloyd's Register of Ships 1972-73

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Admins: one of you must of put the IMO Number in as I certanly did not.

I am not blaming any of you, just pointing out what has been pointed out to me.

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Brings back some old memories. Thanks for sharing.

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*Herefordshire.* Launched 1 October 1943 at Whiteinch by Barclay, Curle & CoLtd. as hull no. 693 for the Ministry of War Transport, operated by Bibby Line, Ltd., Liverpool. 471.7' x 64.3 x 25.3; 8311 gt, 4870 nt; twin 4-cylinder Diesels, 670mm x 2320, 9000-bhp, by builder. Later *Port Hardy* (1954), *Herefordshire* (1961), and *Merryland* (1969). Broken up at Kaohsiung, 1973.

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