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Photographer:
Frafo [ View profile ]
Captured:
Jul 13, 1990
Title:
Ouranos
Location:
Patras, Greece
Photo Category:
Ferries
Added:
Nov 4, 2020
Views:
728
Image Resolution:
3,912 x 2,574

Description:

Ouranos arriving at Patras
Built 1969 by Jos.L.Meyer Schiffswerft at Papenburg (545)
Broken up 06.01.2007 at Alang

Vessel
particulars

Current name:
GOLF

Former name(s):

 -  Golfinho Azul (Until 2006 Aug)

 -  Ouranos (Until 1999 Jan)

 -  Agadir (Until 1986)

IMO:
6922341
Status:
Dead
Build year:
1969
Builder:
Meyer Neptun Papenburg - Papenburg, Germany
Vessel Type:
Ro-ro/passenger Ship
Gross tonnage:
4,860 tons
Summer DWT:
981 tons
Photos:
9 photos by 7 photographers

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Photographers
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Benoit Donne

1 photos

rd77

1 photos

mlulurgas

1 photos

Luís Miguel Correia

1 photos

Frafo

1 photos

DDGHANSA

1 photos

Wolfgang Fricke

3 photos

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PRINZ HAMLET II

 
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PRINZ HAMLET II

 
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PRINZ HAMLET II

 
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VIKINGFJORD

 
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GOLFINHO AZUL

 
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GOLFINHO AZUL

 
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AGADIR

 
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OURANOS

 

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person
Stunning picture of this nice oldie! She was the precursor to the successful Viking series built by Meyer.

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person
That is the fault of the data provider Gross Tonnage which went belly-up about 4 years ago, but a replacement data provider (at reasonable cost I suppose) has not yet been found. Gross Tonnage had the habit of "forgetting" the earliest names of the ship. They were not too interested in "dead" ships, they even called them irrelevant.

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What's wrong with the system? The IMO no. is right there - in fact all the information is on this site. Yet ex names like VIKINGFJORD and PRINZ HAMLET II somehow vanish, why is that?
Just puzzled.
cheers
Uwe

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