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ABOU KARIM IV sailing into the sunset on her way from Ust-Luga, Russia, to Wilmington (NC, USA, I suppose), seen near Sehestedt in Kiel Canal, 02.08.2013
Built by J. J. Sietas Shipyard, Hamburg, Germany
Sietas type no. 83e (Containership 195 TEU)
Yard/Hull no. 863
Keel laid: 19.06.1978
Launched: 09.09.1978
Delivered: 24.10.1978 (COMANAV - Compagnie Marocaine de Navigaion, Casablanca)
First name: Oulmes
08.2002 renamed Atherton Ice
07.2007 renamed Letfallah 1
06.2012 renamed Abou Karim IV
Data as build:
Gt/Dwt: 1,593 / 3,420
L/B/D (m): 96,40 / 14,51 / 5,06
Speed: 15,50 knots
Somewhere around 2010/11 (I think) converted to livestock carrier
Gt/Nt/Dwt: 3,095 / 1,231 / 3,420
L/B/D (m): 96,40 / 14,51 / 5,70
Speed: 15,30 knots
Former name(s):
- Abou Karim Iv (Until 2016 Jan)
- Letfallah 1 (Until 2012 Jun)
- Atherton Ice (Until 2007 Jul)
- Oulmes (Until 2002 Aug)
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And thank you,too, Don. It's strange, I didn't smell the slightest whiff as she was passing by. And at Kiel Canal you're rather close to the vessels...
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Regards, Rick
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Her AIS-signal says "Wilmington USA", so I suppose it's Wilmington in North Carolina...
And no, no holiday yet. Had the afternoon off yesterday.
Cheers, Jens
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1) Great photo in the prevailing light this evening Jens. Super colours.
2) Amazed that this old vessel, full of bullship, will be permitted to berth in the enviro-sensitive USA..
Are you on holiday, and if so, are the kids having fun? :-)
Regards, Rick
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