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VISTEN - IMO 8819732

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Photographer:

Ken Smith [ View profile ]

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Photo Category:

Tankers Built 1981 - 1990

Added:

Jul 20, 2005

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845

Image Resolution:

1,600 x 1,086

Description:

VISTEN 3,987-1990 at Tilbury Landing Stage on July 19th 2005

Current name:

CHAULK TENACITY

Former name(s):

- Visten (Until 2010 Oct)

- Coldstream Trader (Until 1996)

- Aldabi (Until 1993 Feb)

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Builder:

Ihc Offshore & Marine - Krimpen Aan Den Ijssel, Netherlands

Manager:

Chaulk Air - Moncton, Canada

Owner:

Chaulk Air - Moncton, Canada

Vessel Type:

Oil Products Tanker

Gross tonnage:

3,987 tons

Summer DWT:

6,729 tons

Length:

99 m

Beam:

17 m

Draught:

3.9 m

Photos:

86 photos by 40 photographers

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This ship exists in the following categories:

General cargo ships built 1990-1999 (Over 3000gt) - 3 photos

Combined Carriers (OBO, CABU etc.) - 9 photos

Tankers built 1981 - 1990 - 74 photos

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Capt. Jan Melchers

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Simon Kruyswijk

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Reinier Meuleman

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Geert van Kesteren

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Arne Luetkenhorst

3 photos

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Andreas Spörri

3 photos

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Marcel & Ruud Coster

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Michael Brakhage

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Hannes van Rijn

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Willem Oldenburg

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Przemyslaw Lempert

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Tenacity

Tenacity

Visten

Visten

Aldabi

Coldstream Trader

Coldstream Trader

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Interesting shot Ken, any idea why she was berthed at the cruise terminal?!
Regards
John J.

person

No idea John, maybe an inspection,or impending customer, I have often seen various ships at the landing stage, mainly small one's such as this and have wondered, like you, what they are there for.Another option might be short term layover waiting for nearby berth.
Regards Ken

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