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Northern Lurnes - IMO 9150535

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Photographer:

Michael Neidig [ View profile ]

Captured:

Sep 8, 1997

Title:

Northern Lurnes

Location:

Duisburg (Ruhrort), Germany

Photo Category:

General Cargo Ships Built 1990-1999 (under 3000gt)

Added:

Jul 24, 2021

Views:

504

Image Resolution:

2,809 x 1,860

Description:

Aussenhafen Duisburg

Current name:

Former name(s):

- Northern Lurnes (Until 2002 May)

Current flag:

Home port:

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Build year:

Builder:

Slovenske Lodenice - Komarno, Slovakia

Manager:

Wilson Ship Management As - Bergen, Norway

Owner:

Wilson Shipowning As - Bergen, Norway

Class society:

Vessel Type:

General Cargo

Gross tonnage:

2,446 tons

Summer DWT:

3,695 tons

Length:

87.9 m

Beam:

12.8 m

Draught:

5.5 m

Photos:

173 photos by 76 photographers

Last known position:

54°5’38.93” N, 6°15’4.09” W

Status:

Speed, course (heading):

5.5kts, 310.3° (310°)

Destination:

- Location:

Warrenpoint

- Arrival:

21st Jun 2024 / 19:00:34 UTC

Last update:

about 17 hours ago

Source:

AIS (ShipXplorer)

This ship exists in the following categories:

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person

Danke Manfred. Die Position ist korrekt und ich kann den Binnentanker sehen.

person

@MattB:
Correct location you named, this is the view in the other direction of Aussenhafen with the bulk terminal on the right:
https://www.google.de/maps/@51.4331346,6.7532927,3a,49.2y,258.01h,89.67t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sBwSp9pXBSBQ39IngD65asA!2e0!7i13312!8i6656

person

That's German engineering at it's finest. I've also just looked on Google Maps to see if I can locate that exact point to no avail. There's a name 'Zollhafen Duisburg' near the Heinrich Harbisch Schiffswerft and I can see what looks like an Inland Tanker. Is that a functioning vessel because it looks like it's in a permanent position.

person

I think you´re right, Matt. There is´nt any lock holding back high water from the Rhine.

person

I find this an interesting photo. That's an unusual quayside. No doubt designed to mitigate flooding I would presume

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