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HAKON JARL - IMO 5140300

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Photographer:
Stan Muller [ View profile ]
Captured:
Mar 25, 2007
Location:
Antwerp, Belgium
Added:
Sep 17, 2007
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4,327
Image Resolution:
2,030 x 1,531

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Antwerp 25-03-2007
Hotelboat Diamond Princess/ former Norwegian mailboat
Imo INFO WELCOME
Build: 1952
Lenght: 80m
Ex name(s): Christian V
© Stan Muller

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Current name:
HAKON JARL

Former name(s):

 -  Diamond Princess (Until 2004 Jun)

 -  Christian V (Until 1997)

 -  Hakon Jarl (Until 1992)

 -  Hakon Gamle (Until 1983)

Current flag:
Norway
Home port:
Oslo
Vessel Type:
Floating Hotel/restaurant
Gross tonnage:
2,173 tons
Summer DWT:
610 tons

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Harbour & tour boats / restaurant vessels - 27 photos

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person
Sad to see her like this, she was a grand old lady

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Built 1952 at Aalborg by Aalborg Vaerft A/S, hull no. 93, for Det Nordenfjeldske Damps. A/B, Trondheim. IMO 5140300. 265'1" x 40'2" x 14'9;" 2173 gt, 1101 nt; twin 8-cylinder Atlas Diesels, 340 x 570mm, geared to a single shaft, 3040-bhp. Converted to a passenger ferry in 1983 and renamed *Håkon Gamle,* owned by Factoring Finans A/S, Oslo. Renamed *Håkon Jarl* (1983). Used as the floatel Diamond Princess at Antwerp since 1997. I can find no documentation that she was named *Christian V,* but she may have been so named unofficially before she was moved from Oslo to Antwerp.

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person
She was launched as a freighter by the name Christian V, according to a Belgian news bulletin and renamed shortly after. That, and her lenght are the few details I found on her.
thanks for the information.
rgds Stan Muller

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Hi Stan, she was indeed a norwegian boat, sailed on the hurtigruta, from bergen to kirkenes. She sailed there from 1952-1982, here is a link:
http://www.simplonpc.co.uk/Hurti-3.html#anchor1101082

She looks rather awful nowadays compared to her former livery.

But thats me.

Tomas sandefjord Norway

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person
25-03-2007
I went back for a better photo and updated her.

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