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NEUENFELDE, SALTSTRAUM, OHIOBORG and THUN GOTHENBURG - IMO 9231846

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Photographer:

Manfred [ View profile ]

Captured:

Jun 3, 2023

Title:

Neuenfelde, Saltstraum, Ohioborg And Thun Gothenburg

Location:

Kiel Canal, Germany

Photo Category:

Added:

Jun 9, 2023

Views:

339

Image Resolution:

6,000 x 4,000

Description:

NEUENFELDE heading east at Schwartenbek lay-by on Kiel Canal passing SALTSTRAUM, IMO 9854466, OHIOBORG, IMO 9423657 and THUN GOTHENBURG, IMO 9362440.

Current name:

Former name(s):

- Oocl Neva (Until 2011 Nov 15)

Current flag:

Antigua And Barbuda

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Callsign:

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Build year:

Builder:

Jj Sietas Schiffswerft - Hamburg, Germany

Manager:

Reederei Bartels Verwaltungs Gmbh - Godenstorf, Germany

Owner:

Reederei Bartels Verwaltungs Gmbh - Godenstorf, Germany

Class society:

Vessel Type:

Container Ship

Gross tonnage:

9,981 tons

Summer DWT:

11,390 tons

Length:

134.4 m

Beam:

22.5 m

Draught:

8.7 m

Photos:

344 photos by 116 photographers

Last known position:

53°32’10.61” N, 9°58’33.7” E

Status:

Speed, course (heading):

0kts, 360.0° (206°)

Destination:

- Location:

Hamburg

- Arrival:

24th Apr 2024 / 16:00:01 UTC

Last update:

about 13 hours ago

Source:

AIS (ShipXplorer)

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No failure of anybody/anything involved in this situation, just a masterpiece of traffic conduction when 10 vessels of different sizes and directions meet at the narrowest parts of the canal.

person

Manfred, I don't think a failure in this particular photo situation was suggested by anyone. I was answering Denis's general question.

person

I know a failure wasn't suggested by you, my point was that this traffic situ is not that unusual even when everything is working.

person

One of the Canal locks on either or both ends taken out of action once again, slowing all traffic for a couple of days, months... it has happened. Or an oil spill which closed the whole Canal for traffic for almost two weeks in January...

person

I always wonder - one comes at the Canal, has such busy traffic there, takes pics of passing by ships - what would make that person eventually leave the Canal? Low battery? No free space on memory card? Long period of no ships coming? Getting hungry? Getting dark?

For me it's usually either the next ship (if there's such) is not of my interest or it would be too much time to wait for it & the conditions would be different by the time it arrives. But it's not the Kiel Canal here, lol.

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