ROU Capitan Miranda 20
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Guest on Nov 13, 2007 17:24 (9 years ago) | |
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Hi Pompey
Just to let you know tat i have relocated your photograph int the TALL SHIPS CATEGORY. This information from http://www.tallship-fan.de/index_e.htm Registered port: Montevideo Nation: URUG Type of rigging: 3-MAST-SCHONER Year built: 1930 Yard: Astilleros de Matagorda, Cadiz, SPA Overall length: 61.00 m Breadth: 8.40 m Draught: 3.20 m Sail area: 722 m2 Ship's hull: Stahl / Steel Power: 368 PS Engine: MAN Diesel # built at the state-owned Spanish shipyard in 1930 as a hydrography research ship # used as a training ship by Uruguay's navy since 1971 # the training voyages bring the vessel to many ports throughout the world and especially in South America, e.g. the Grand Columbus Regatta in 1992 # she has regularly sailed to European ports since 1989, taking part in the 1989 Sail Hamburg, the 1990 Sail Bremerhaven and was a guest of honour at the Hanse Sail Rostock in 1991 # on shore, the spirited and musical crew cause a senstation amongst the fascinated visitors - they were awarded the ISTA's Communication-Trophy as the most popular crew at the final meeting of the 1996 Baltic Sail in Copenhagen # Captain Francisco P. Miranda (1869-1925) was a well-known naval officer whose special distinction was his research work in Uruguay's waters The Ship has a web site @ http://www.armada.gub.uy/rou_20/rou_20.html Regards Steve Ellwood (admin) |
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