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GREENWICH - IMO 9217618

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Photographer:

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Captured:

Oct 23, 2021

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Location:

New Plymouth, Port Taranaki, New Zealand

Photo Category:

Bulkers Built 1991-2000

Added:

Oct 23, 2021

Views:

302

Image Resolution:

4,000 x 2,667

Description:

GREENWICH departs Port Taranaki for Napier after discharging fertiliser originally from Klaipeda.

Current name:

Former name(s):

- Fadelsia (Until 2010 Oct)

- Tete Oldendorff (Until 2005 Oct)

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Build year:

Builder:

Saiki Heavy Industries - Saiki, Japan

Manager:

Elmar Shipping - Athens, Greece

Owner:

Elmar Shipping - Athens, Greece

Class society:

Nippon Kaiji Kyokai

Vessel Type:

General Cargo

Gross tonnage:

19,878 tons

Summer DWT:

32,267 tons

Length:

172 m

Beam:

27 m

Draught:

10 m

Photos:

66 photos by 32 photographers

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Ships under Repair or Conversion - 1 photos

Ship's Deck - 2 photos

Bulkers built 1991-2000 - 62 photos

Bulkers including more than one ship - 1 photos

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Christian Plagué

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Manuel Hernandez Lafuente

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Torben Schaudinn

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DIMITRIS MENTAKIS

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Stern anchors seem to have been useful in narrow waterways like canals and rivers. The Cunard Carinthia class liners of the 1950s which navigated the St. Lawrence river to Montreal had them.

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