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CSCL SEATTLE - IMO 9225079

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Photographer:
Jukka Koskimies [ View profile ]
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Nov 8, 2008
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Off Piraeus on 18.9.2008. IMO number: 9225079. Flag: Liberia. Details HERE.

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Current name:
HS COLUMBIA

Former name(s):

 -  Msc Brindisi (Until 2012 Dec 14)

 -  Hs Columbia (Until 2011 Jan 13)

 -  Msc Seattle (Until 2010 Oct 26)

 -  Cscl Seattle (Until 2008 Nov 17)

 -  Hs Columbia (Until 2001 Nov)

 -  Hansa Columbia (Until 2001 Sep 27)

Current flag:
Liberia
Home port:
Monrovia
Vessel Type:
Container Ship
Gross tonnage:
65,131 tons
Summer DWT:
68,100 tons

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Ships under Repair or Conversion - 2 photos

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Containerships built 2001-2010 - 128 photos

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As Cornelia said its always interesting to see shots of empty container vessels, AISLIVE show her still in Piraeus so i wonder if she has been laid up?

Thanks for shring
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Andrew
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Yes, you were quite right, Andrew. As she was again within the range of MarineTraffic AIS (at Gibraltar) one could read from her itineraries history, that on September 18 she sailed directly to an Eleusis Bay shipyard and remained there until November 14, when she departed for Antwerp.

Regards,
Jukka

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Thank you Andrew for your interest. She may have been laid up for some time but at the moment she (now recognized as MSC SEATTLE) is happily working again - recorded early last night (Nov 16) south of Sicily on her way to Antwerp (ETA Nov 20).

Regards,
Jukka

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It is always interesting to see these impressive ships without containers on deck and more out of the water - great stuff :-D

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Thanks for your comment, Cornelia. Yes, impressive sight, only wish that the light had been better. :-D

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Yes, if the light was better then... but I think it is still something, to be able to see a ship like that ! I did not yet have the luck, I must admit :-)

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You really did not?? Well, that makes me feel better... :-)

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