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Photographer:
Ivan Meshkov [ View profile ]
Captured:
Oct 27, 2016
Title:
Castorone
Location:
Suez Canal, Egypt
Photo Category:
Cable And Pipelayers
Added:
Dec 30, 2019
Views:
502
Image Resolution:
3,510 x 2,342

Description:

Suez Canal on 27.10.2016

Vessel
particulars

Current name:
CASTORONE
Current flag:
Bahamas
Home port:
Nassau
Callsign:
C6XI7
IMO:
9444194
MMSI:
311010800
Build year:
2012
Builder:
Cimc Raffles Offshore - Yantai, China
Manager:
Saipem Norway - Stavanger, Norway
Owner:
Saipem Norway - Stavanger, Norway
Class society:
American Bureau Of Shipping
Vessel Type:
Cargo Barge
Gross tonnage:
56,529 tons
Summer DWT:
32,602 tons
Length:
325 m
Beam:
38 m
Draught:
10.4 m
Photos:
16 photos by 7 photographers

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Cable and Pipelayers - 16 photos

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Mats Brevik

3 photos

Ivan Meshkov

3 photos

PhotoSG

3 photos

Tore Hettervik

1 photos

fabianv

4 photos

Captain Carlitos

1 photos

D173457Q Brian

1 photos

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Do these huge ships have any other purpose then to just put down a cable?

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It would be good to see one of these in action. I've never witnessed or seen photo's of the cables being deployed - must be a fascinating sight.

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