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ALGOBAY - IMO 7711725

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© Vedran Mlacic

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Photographer:

Vedran Mlacic [ View profile ]

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Photo Category:

Great Lakes Bulkers

Added:

Jun 10, 2007

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1,562

Image Resolution:

870 x 582

Description:

Long term layup, Toronto harbour at Turning Basin. She is owned by Algoma Central Marine, registered in Sauly Sainte Marie, Ontario.
I WAS TOLD SHE WILL BE DEPARTING OVERSEAS TO POLAND TO HAVE HER FOREBOBY REPLACED WITH A NEW ONE BUT SINCE I HAVE SEEN HERE ON 25.01.2006 AT THE SAME SPOT I GUESS HER GOING OVERSEAS FOR REBUILD WAS JUST A RUMOUR.
Owner: Algoma Central Marine/GT:7,731t/NT:15,086 t/DWT:35,028 t/Length:217.31 m (730'00")/Breadth:
23.14 m (75'10")/Depth:14.18 m/Draught:9.58 m
(46'06")/Self-Propelled Power:10,700 BHP/Speed:
12 knots/Fuel Type:Diesel

Current name:

RADCLIFFE R. LATIMER

Former name(s):

- Algobay (Until 2012 Oct)

- Atlantic Trader (Until 1997 Apr)

- Algobay (Until 1994 Apr)

Current flag:

Home port:

Sault Sainte Marie

Callsign:

IMO:

MMSI:

Build year:

Builder:

Collingwood Shipbuilding - Collingwood, Canada

Manager:

Algoma Central Marine - St. Catharines, Canada

Owner:

Algoma Central Marine - St. Catharines, Canada

Class society:

Lloyd's Shipping Register

Vessel Type:

Self Discharging Bulk Carrier

Gross tonnage:

24,102 tons

Summer DWT:

37,257 tons

Length:

225 m

Beam:

24 m

Draught:

6.9 m

Photos:

212 photos by 29 photographers

Last known position:

47°57’16.63” N, 69°44’28.99” W

Status:

Speed, course (heading):

14.1kts, 209.9° (211°)

Destination:

- Location:

Becancour

- Arrival:

23rd Apr 2024 / 03:00:45 UTC

Last update:

about 5 hours ago

Source:

AIS (ShipXplorer)

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Hope they decided to have her re-built here.

person

Same here bud, our shipyards are crying for work... 8-)

person

Yes. Davie could be put back to work, one in New Brunswick also. The only one with a little work is Verreault in LEs Mechins near Matane

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