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Photographer:
ALEX MATEVKO [ View profile ]
Title:
King
Location:
Alang, India
Photo Category:
Scrapyard Ships
Added:
Dec 7, 2015
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3,732
Image Resolution:
2,592 x 1,944

Description:

AT ALANG SCRAP YARD MAY 2013
EX' HANSA TRONDHEIM

Vessel
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Current name:
KING

Former name(s):

 -  Hansa Trondheim (Until 2013 Jan)

 -  Al Shamiah (Until 2008 Mar)

 -  Hansa Trondheim (Until 2004 Feb)

 -  Msc Thailand (Until 2003 Dec)

 -  Hansa Trondheim (Until 2002 Jan)

 -  Direct Hawk (Until 2001 Sep)

 -  Hansa Trondheim (Until 2001)

 -  Direct Jabiru (Until 2000 Sep)

 -  Maersk Reunion (Until 1999 Jun)

 -  Hansa Trondheim (Until 1998 Aug)

IMO:
9151852
Status:
Dead
Build year:
1998
Builder:
Wenchong Shipyard - Guangzhou, China
Vessel Type:
Container Ship
Gross tonnage:
15,988 tons
Summer DWT:
20,840 tons
Photos:
7 photos by 7 photographers

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Scrapyard Ships - 1 photos

Containerships built 1991-2000 - 6 photos

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Ray Smith

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Knut Helge Schistad

1 photos

Reinier Meuleman

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mara

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ALEX MATEVKO

1 photos

Bodolinsky

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Michael van der Meer

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HANSA TRONDHEIM

 
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AL SHAMIAH

 
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DIRECT JABIRU

 

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But scrapped almost 2 years ago

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It is starting to become normal to see containerships of this age being scrapped, due to the constant overcapacity in the sector. In this case, we are also dealing with an "early" Chinese newbuild, from a time when perhaps the quality was not as good as now????

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Such a young ship and scrapped!

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Louis Cruises' THE EMERALD can be seen on the left.

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