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EBALINA - IMO 7612204

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Photographer:
Rick Vince [ View profile ]
Captured:
Sep 25, 1981
Title:
Ebalina
Location:
Suva, Fiji
Added:
Jan 8, 2023
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133
Image Resolution:
3,456 x 2,238

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Suva was the last of a three port discharge at Fiji; we loaded various oil products at Geelong, Australia, between the 12th & 14th of September.
Then we sailed for seven days to Vuda (pronounced 'Vunda') Point Terminal, where we discharged between 21st & 23rd. September.
A short hop to Vatia, where we discharged cargo between 23rd. & 24th. September, and finally Suva, between 24th and 26th. September.

Keel laid on 16/05/1979, launched on 14/10/1979, & completed on 27/05/1980, by Mitsui, Chiba, Japan (1126) 19,763 g.t. & 31,374 dwt., as:-
'Ebalina' to 1998,
'Lampedusa' to 2002 &
'Aegean Trader” until she arrived at Chittagong on 03/08/2007 for demolition.
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Ebalina was the fourth of the four 'E' Class built by Mitsui:-
EBURNA (1123) of 1979
ERVILIA (1124) of 1979
EUPLECTA (1125) of 1980 &
EBALINA (1126) of 1980

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Current name:
AEGEAN TRADER

Former name(s):

 -  Lampedusa (Until 2002 Aug)

 -  Ebalina (Until 1998 Sep)

Current flag:
Norway
Home port:
Bergen
Vessel Type:
Oil Products Tanker
Gross tonnage:
18,654 tons
Summer DWT:
31,374 tons
Length:
170 m
Beam:
26 m
Draught:
11.3 m

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Tankers built 1970 - 1980 - 22 photos

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Tomas Pinas

5 photos

Pilot Frans

3 photos

Tom Turner

1 photos

foggy

2 photos

Rick Vince

1 photos

Pawel

1 photos

Chris Howell

2 photos

Gena Anfimov

1 photos

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Nice one Rick. I remember her and the other "E" class vessels very well, from their frequent visits to Shell in Geelong.
Cheers,
tropic

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Thanks Tropic :-) I am glad to know you remember them.
Back in the golden days, when Shell retained UK crews, and we were based from Singapore.
The 'E' Class certainly had some fantastic runs, all over the Far East & Oceania. The ships were well fitted and comfortable, with well stocked bars! A thing of the past.
Regards, Rick

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