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Current Name |
Wilhelmine Steffens |
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Previous Name |
RMS Scotia (until 1996), Wilhelmine Steffens (until 1992), Lucky Star (until 1991) |
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Classification Society |
Germanischer Lloyd |
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IMO |
8100583 |
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Call Sign |
DHGL |
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Manager |
Hammann & Prahm Reederei GmbH, Wischhafen, Federal Republic of Germany |
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Owner |
Reederei Steffens GmbH & Co. KG MS 'WILHELMINE STEFFENS', Wischhafen, Federal Republic of Germany |
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Flag |
Federal Republic of Germany |
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Port of Registry |
Wischhafen |
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Type of Ship |
dry cargo ship |
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Completion |
1981 |
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Shipyard |
Gebr. Kötter Schiffswerft-Sägewerk, Haren (Ems), Federal Republic of Germany |
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Building No. |
72 |
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GT |
1.022 |
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DWT [t] |
1.092 |
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Overall Length [m] |
74,33 |
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Registered Breadth [m] |
9,48 |
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Maximum Draught [m] |
2,91 |
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Propulsion [KW] |
441 |
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Propulsion [BHP] |
600 |
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Speed [Kn] |
10,0 |
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Capacity Grain [m3] |
1.891 |
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Capacity Bales [m3] |
1.874 |
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Additional Information |
type ship of a series of identically constructed coastal cargo liners (3 vessels), also see >Seeland< and (>Karina W<, >Hogeland<) - in 2013 the ship was renamed >RMS Pemba< - according to "Equasis.org": total loss (status of July 21st 2015) - according to Vesseltracker: unknown status, last AIS Signal in Durban, South Africa on October 8th 2015 - according to the German journal "THB" from February 9th 2016: the ship was broken up during the end of 2015 in Durban, Republic of South Africa |
