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KARL LINNE - IMO 6416196

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Photographer:
Arnes [ View profile ]
Captured:
Jun 30, 1987
Title:
Karl Linne
Photo Category:
Reefers Built Before 1980
Added:
Dec 26, 2021
Views:
542
Image Resolution:
1,700 x 1,133

Description:

Russian refrigerated fish-carrier KARL LINNE is here on a photo taken in the Baltic Sea in june 1987.
She was one of ten identical vessels built at 3 different Swedish yards; 4 built at Lindholmens, 4 at Götaverken and 2 at Uddevallavarvet.
KARL LINNE was built at Götaverken, Göteborg, and was delivered in december 1964.
She was in service until march 1995 when she arrived at Alang for B/U.

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Current name:
KARL LINNEY
IMO:
6416196
Status:
Dead
Build year:
1964
Builder:
Gotaverken Cityvarvet - Gothenburg, Sweden
Vessel Type:
Fish Carrier
Gross tonnage:
10,025 tons
Summer DWT:
8,900 tons
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8 photos by 4 photographers

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Reefers built before 1980 - 5 photos

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BRIAN FISHER

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Arnes

1 photos

Gena Anfimov

5 photos

Valery Cherezov

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I checked the other photos here and unfortunately there is none where you can see the name on the bridge wing, which should be in Roman characters. It will be an eternal struggle I am afraid, but as long as the IMO number is correct, we know what ship we are talking about.

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Yes, Pieter, I was in doubt how I should write this name. Shipyard's buildinglist and Miramar is listing her as KARL LINNE. So is Lloyds Register, but only until abt. 1986 or 87, when they add this extra Y to her name. And to make it more complicated; I have a german book about Russian merchant fleet, there she is listed as CARL LINNE, with C tn the first name

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@Arne, the name of the botanist after which this ship was obviously named was certainly KARL LINNE (Or Carl von Linnaeus of Carl Linné) but I think that the Russian name of the ship was KARL LINNEY. Always tricky this, but the Y character is clearly visible.

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