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JOHN D. LEITCH - IMO 6714586

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Photographer:
Jeff Thoreson [ View profile ]
Photo Category:
Great Lakes Bulkers
Added:
Nov 7, 2007
Views:
852
Image Resolution:
2,048 x 1,536

Description:

Upper Lakes Shipping Company's JOHN D. LEITCH is shown while loading slag at Dofasco, 9:26 a.m. 7 August 2005. The vessel was being loaded by two clamshell buckets on the crane above her. That load could take some time to complete, as only two buckets were in use on this beautiful Sunday morning.

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Current name:
JOHN D. LEITCH

Former name(s):

 -  Canadian Century (Until 2002 May)

Current flag:
Canada
Home port:
Toronto
Vessel Type:
Self Discharging Bulk Carrier
Gross tonnage:
22,080 tons
Summer DWT:
30,745 tons
Length:
222 m
Beam:
24 m
Draught:
6.8 m

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Great Lakes Bulkers - 175 photos

Great Lakes Bulkers (including more than one ship) - 2 photos

Photographers
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(29)

Vedran Mlacic

10 photos

Marc Piché

22 photos

Kent Malo

2 photos

mtpat10

1 photos

Eric H.

2 photos

Magogman

7 photos

Marc Boucher

12 photos

NeilD

2 photos

rburdick27

11 photos

harold hogan

1 photos

jack2

4 photos

frtrfred

1 photos

Jim Winsor

11 photos

Sam Draye

7 photos

gwrdave

1 photos

dmwooll

1 photos

fantomen

1 photos

jean-michel

3 photos

shoreToShip

5 photos

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Great photo Jeff.high quality.interesting ship

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I agree with Matt this is a great picture, I wish I had known about the Hamilton Port Days I would certainly tried to attend, Can you or Matt let me know if it would be worthwhile taking the Hamilton Harbour boat tour, in order to get some ship pictures.
Regards
Jim

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person
Wow jeff, amazing one of the best ive seen of her. and from an extremely unique view, very hard to get a decent one at this angle otherwise

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