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RUSICH-3 - IMO 9331452
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Photographer:Gerda & Frederik Plets [ View profile ]
Title:Rusich-3
Photo Category:General Cargo Ships Built 2000-2010 (over 3000gt)
Added:May 16, 2008
Views:835
Image Resolution:1,600 x 1,200
Description:
Rusich-3 (St. Petersburg)
IMO: 9331452
Call sign: UBEZ
G.T.: 4970
LxBxDr: 128.2 x 16,74 x 4,34 m
Capacity: 8125m³ Grain / 267 TEU
Holds: 3
Speed: 11,5 kn
Flag: Russia
Built: 2004
Upstream Seacanal Brussels-Scheldt, passing Kapelle op den Bos on her way to Grimbergen (Belgium) 27/08/2007
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Current name:RUSICH 3
Current flag:Russia
Home port:St.petersburg
Callsign:UBEZ
IMO:9331452
MMSI:273315430
Build year:2004
Manager:Inok - Antwerp, Belgium
Owner:Inok - Antwerp, Belgium
Class society:Russian Maritime Shipping Register
Vessel Type:General Cargo
Gross tonnage:4,970 tons
Summer DWT:5,485 tons
Length:128 m
Beam:16 m
Draught:3.2 m
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what a nice sunny summer shot :-) Great picture.
Regards
John J.
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It's a pleasure to read our comment.
Regards,
Gerda & Frederik :-D
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A nice shot of this russian coaster,
taken in great light and angle 8-)
thanks for posting
Regards Frank
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It's fine four us that you like this shot an view.
Regards,
Gerda & Frederik :-D
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Thanks that you like this photo.
This Rusian river cargo ships as Volgo-Balt, Amur, Sormovskiy ... are regular visitors of our hometown area.
This ship Rusich-3 visit the Seacanal fore the first time and as always with the other Russians, her cargo was wood/timber.
Regards,
Gerda & Frederik :-D
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