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ERMAK - IMO 7330038

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Photographer:
Moolen [ View profile ]
Captured:
Jul 14, 2007
Title:
Ermak
Photo Category:
Icebreakers
Added:
Mar 18, 2008
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5,325
Image Resolution:
1,024 x 768

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The port of St. Petersburg, Russia, July 14th, 2007.

IMO number : 7330038
Name of ship : YERMAK
Call Sign : UINH
Gross tonnage : 14058
Type of ship : Icebreaker
Year of build : 1974
Flag : Russia

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Current name:
ERMAK
Current flag:
Russia
Home port:
St. Petersburg
Vessel Type:
Icebreaker
Gross tonnage:
14,058 tons
Summer DWT:
7,554 tons
Length:
134.85 m
Beam:
26.05 m
Draught:
9.2 m

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Icebreakers - 52 photos

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CO77

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rd77

1 photos

Robby Norman

1 photos

apachio

1 photos

Ingvar

2 photos

Moolen

2 photos

Fubar

1 photos

Geir Ole S

1 photos

Pol

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Tina

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Robbie Shaw

2 photos

Alexey

3 photos

b47b56

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Rico Voss

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BMP

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simeonov

1 photos

Igor Dilo

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vovashap

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Sergey HMM

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It is interesting knowing that the KRASIN/JERMAK-class from Wärtsilä in Helsinki is still almost 25 years after delivery, the largest diesel-electric icebreakers in the world except for the huge atomic icebreakers of the Russian State, the six units of the ARKTIKA-class (six ships built at BZ 1974-2007) and the VAJGATCH/TAJMYR-class of 1988-1989.

Many think that the JERMAK class are also the most beautiful icebreakers built - there is some truth in that too - smooth and elegant lines, but they looked better in Soviet colours, with full black hull and white superstructure at delivery.

Kindest,
JOHAN de NAUCLER
Maritime historian, Uppsala;Sweden

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