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Maersk Memphis - IMO 9348651

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Aug 29, 2021
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Container ship 'Maersk Memphis' entering the port of Buenos Aires on 29/8/2021. She came fron Santos (BR) and on 30/8/2021 she departured bound for Rio Grande (BR) and Itapoa (BR).

Name: Maersk Memphis
IMO number: 9348651
Type: Container Ship
Year of build: 2007
Builder: Hanjin Heavy Industries & Cons (South Korea)
Yard number: 175
Keel laying date: 06/Sep/2006
Delivered: 16/Jan/2007
Length overall: 299,47 m.
Length between perpendiculars: 286,7 m.
Breadth moulded: 40 m.
Breadth extreme: 40,03 m.
Draught max: 14,522 m.
Depth moulded: 24,6 m.
Gross tonnage: 74642
Net tonnage: 40098
Deadweight: 84868
Capacity: 6.188 TEU
Hull material: steel
BHP: 1 x 51480 KW
Speed: 22,5 knots
MMSI: 563073700
Call sign: 9V6171
Flag: Singapore

Names:
- Maersk Kwangyang (2007)
- Maersk Memphis (2013)

Sister ships: MAERSK KUANTAN, MAERSK KENDAL, MAERSK KWANGYANG, MAERSK KUSHIRO, MAERSK KELSO, MAERSK KOWLOON, SAFMARINE KARIBA, SAFMARINE KOMATI.

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Current name:
MAERSK MEMPHIS

Former name(s):

 -  Maersk Kwangyang (Until 2013 May)

Current flag:
U.S.A.
Home port:
Norfolk Va
Vessel Type:
Container Ship
Gross tonnage:
74,642 tons
Summer DWT:
84,868 tons
Length:
299 m
Beam:
40 m
Draught:
13.1 m

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Last known position:
9°15’14.54” N, 79°55’2.52” W
Status:
Speed, course (heading):
0.2kts, 327.8° (228°)
Destination:
 - Location:
Panama, Ciudad De
 - Arrival:
28th Apr 2024 / 04:45:15 UTC
Last update:
22 minutes ago
Source:
AIS (ShipXplorer)

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Reflagged sometime in 2020-21.

She had a "mystery ballast issue" which would creep up on them no matter what they did to try and alleviate it. Turned out to be oil leaking into a set of ballast tanks.

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This type of camo paint job makes it difficult for terrorists to spot.

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person
I thought it's standard Maersk-US house-style?

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Holla Manuel,
Not sure Mr Maersk Mc Kinney Moller would have agreed on such a paintwork ...
Regards from Normandy

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