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MAGNAVIA - IMO 9122447
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Photographer:Andreas Schlatterer [ View profile ]
Title:Magnavia
Photo Category:Containerships Built 1991-2000
Added:Jan 27, 2008
Views:1,793
Image Resolution:1,984 x 1,488
Description:
Magnavia - 31.03.07 Hong Kong
Owner : Reederei H. Dauelsberg Bremen Germany
Flag: Liberia
build 1996 in Poland
Vessel
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Current name:MAGNAVIA
Former name(s):
- Ts Incheon (Until 2009 Apr 22)
- Magnavia (Until 2008 Jun 24)
- Mol Waratah (Until 2002 May 06)
- Alligator Unity (Until 2001 Feb 14)
- Maersk Oceania (Until 2000 Jun)
- Magnavia (Until 1997 Mar 06)
Callsign:A8BI5
IMO:9122447
MMSI:636090594
Build year:1996
Builder:Gdynia Shipyard - Gdynia, Poland
Manager:Dauelsberg - Bremen, Germany
Class society:Germanischer Lloyd
Vessel Type:Container Ship
Gross tonnage:23,828 tons
Summer DWT:30,620 tons
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Excellent contrast in this photo, a brightly lit ship against a murky sky, nice.
Cheers
Brent
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Thanks for your comment, hope it is not to cold now at your place
best regards
Andreas (capesize)
p.a. my best friend had just joined his vessel after a 3 day trip from germany in Port Chalmers (19.07.07)
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Port Chalmers is way down south here, directly opposite from Europe so wonder it took 3 days. I'm picking he joined Wellington Express, she passed through our port Napier on Tuesday. Unless he joined another interesting ship there called Lydia, which loaded a pub (or bar) to ship to London, someone has too much money.
Also, Magnavia was the first vessel to carry Maersk containers to New Zealand 10 years ago, a special place in our history.
Cheers
Brent
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