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AMALIA - IMO 7039646
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Photographer:Jeff Cameron [ View profile ]
Captured:Jun 1, 1973
Title:Amalia
Location:Port Weller, Welland Canal, Canada
Photo Category:Reefers Built Before 1980
Added:Oct 22, 2020
Views:619
Image Resolution:2,586 x 1,784
Description:
Photographed while departing from the Welland Canal and entering Lake Ontario at Port Weller, Ontario, Canada during July 1973. Original Kodachrome slide by Ron Ruck. - www.GreatLakesShips.ca -- www.OceanShips.ca ---
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Current name:NOSAC BRANCO
Former name(s):
- Nopal Branco (Until 1984)
- Amalia (Until 1973)
Vessel Type:Vehicles Carrier
Gross tonnage:13,826 tons
Summer DWT:12,395 tons
Photos:2 photos by 2 photographers
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Allan
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"Amalia" was 3rd vessel of B-444 series from Gdansk Shipyard:
http://www.shipspotting.com/gallery/photo.php?lid=102297
Being in fact a semicontainer or - simply - general cargo ship, she could carry:
- 210 TEU on hatch covers and in holds (without container guides);
- 18000 cbm of general cargo;
- 1680 cbm of refrigerated cargo (Hold No.5);
- 750 cbm in cargo tanks (oil or grain).
To handle all this cargo, she was equipped with:
- one 60t Stulcken for holds No.2 and 3;
- one 30t Stulcken for holds No.3 and 4;
- sixteen 5t derricks.
By the way, we can see the reason, why some ships had their aft mast painted black and -
- starting from "Sao Tome" - why the funnel was raised.
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