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ST. EVAL - IMO 5070127

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Photographer: Gary Markham [ View profile ]
Captured: Jun 1, 2009
Title: St. Eval
Location: Vancouver, Canada
Photo Category: Motor Yachts
Added: Jun 12, 2009
Views: 1,652
Image Resolution: 3,872 x 2,592

Description:

Former British tug, now used as a private yacht, here berthed at Cates Pier, North Vancouver-31 5 09

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General
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Current flag:
Home port:
Current name: ST.EVAL

Former name(s):

- Chieftain (Until 1967)

Vessel Type: YACHT
Class society:
Callsign: GTJF
IMO: 5070127
ENI:
MMSI: 233217000
PEN:
Build year: 1930
Photos: 15 photos by 9 photographers

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This ship exists in the following categories:

Motor Yachts - 10 photos

Ancient Motor Vessels - 2 photos

Tugs - 2 photos

Museum Ships - 1 photos

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Technical
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Gross tonnage: 209 tons
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Photographers
of this ship

(9)

james A. Pottinger

1 photos

Neil England

1 photos

Arjan Elmendorp

1 photos

Chalupa

1 photos

Kyle Stubbs

1 photos

Gary Markham

1 photos

Dennis J. Dubinsky

3 photos

Torrarosa

1 photos

andrecas

5 photos

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Nice to see this one still going strong. I was the Electrical Chargehand on it when the initial conversion was done in Falmouth in about 1986-87. I installed and supervised the installation of a lot of the new switchgear and generator systems as well as working with the designers on lighting and supplies for the fit out. She was owned then by Peter De Savary. So nice to see her still in use. JH
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