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G.ROSSINI - IMO 9156981

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Photographer:

Maksim Abramov [ View profile ]

Captured:

Dec 1, 2019

Title:

Location:

Leningrad, St Petersburg, Russia

Photo Category:

Tankers Built 1991 - 2000

Added:

Dec 4, 2019

Views:

798

Image Resolution:

4,000 x 2,306

Description:

Port of St.Petersburg

Name as per Equasis & Russian Maritime Register of Shipping = G.ROSSINI, not D.ROSSINI

Current name:

Former name(s):

- Rossini (Until 2019 Oct)

Current flag:

Home port:

Saint-petersburg

Callsign:

IMO:

MMSI:

Build year:

Builder:

Damen Shipyard Hardinxveld - Hardinxveld Giessendam, Netherlands

Manager:

Lukoil-marinbunker Llc - St. Petersburg, Russia

Owner:

Lukoil-marinbunker Llc - St. Petersburg, Russia

Class society:

Vessel Type:

Oil/chemical Tanker

Gross tonnage:

2,195 tons

Summer DWT:

3,090 tons

Length:

94 m

Beam:

12.5 m

Draught:

6.3 m

Photos:

195 photos by 85 photographers

Last known position:

59°42’3.44” N, 28°21’56.42” E

Status:

Speed, course (heading):

0.3kts, 204.3° (19°)

Destination:

- Location:

Ust-luga

- Arrival:

20th Jun 2024 / 06:00:00 UTC

Last update:

41 minutes ago

Source:

AIS (ShipXplorer)

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Yes Vlad - all is clear and logical
If their tastes change, they may indeed get to Д Ре́йнхардт

person

In Russian, Gioachino becomes Djoakino.

But, like our good friend Django would say, "D is silent"...

Both her sisters Puccini and Verdi would suffer the same fate, their Cyrillic and Latin names being different, but not the "Bellini"... :)

Cheers

Vlad

person

Thank you, Davidships for shining some light on the matter. Unfortunately I am not really into opera). However, in this case the name on the board is written correcly (according to the Russian for name Gioachino), but there is still mismatch between the Russian and Latin names of this ship: usually ship`s names are transferred from Russian to Latin by transliteration, but not in this case.

person

Clearly opera composer G[ioachino] ROSSINI intended.
Sister PUCCINI is now G[iacomo] PUCCINI (IMO 9156993)

person

Thank you, Aleksi&Tane! Actually, I didn`t even look there:). That`s funny indeed!

person

G.ROSSINI painted on a board near the funnel in Latin alphabet... I think the Cyrillic name painter made a mistake.

person

That`s strange and funny, but I clearly see russian Д(D) before Rossini (but certainly not Г(G)). Could there be a mistake in the Register?

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