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Nordpol - IMO 9253193

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Photographer:

michell [ View profile ]

Captured:

May 17, 2012

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Photo Category:

Bulkers Built 2001-2010

Added:

May 18, 2012

Views:

992

Image Resolution:

3,052 x 1,719

Description:

Seen at La Baie des Ha Ha bulker NORDPOL flag Denmark seem to have the problem of balllast.
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Current name:

Current flag:

Denmark International Register

Home port:

Callsign:

IMO:

MMSI:

Build year:

Builder:

Shin Kurushima Toyohashi Shipbuilding - Toyohashi, Japan

Manager:

Norden - Hellerup, Denmark

Owner:

Norden - Hellerup, Denmark

Class society:

Vessel Type:

Bulk Carrier

Gross tonnage:

40,066 tons

Summer DWT:

77,195 tons

Length:

225 m

Beam:

32 m

Draught:

12.9 m

Photos:

88 photos by 32 photographers

Last known position:

41°17’55.92” N, 29°11’41.95” E

Status:

Speed, course (heading):

11.1kts, 15.4° (11°)

Destination:

- Location:

Istanbul

- Arrival:

28th Apr 2024 / 02:30:18 UTC

Last update:

3 days ago

Source:

AIS (ShipXplorer)

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This is more a propeller or shaft problem. They have ballasted the front end in order to raised the aft part of the ship to be able to inspect the propeller and stern tube end.

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