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Current Name |
Patricia |
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Previous Name |
Patricia I (1982), Patricia (until 1982) |
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IMO |
5271733 |
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Call Sign |
SKOW |
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Manager |
Lady PATRICIA AB, Stockholm, Sweden |
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Owner |
Lady PATRICIA AB, Stockholm, Sweden |
|
Flag |
Sweden |
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Port of Registry |
Stockholm |
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Type of Ship |
event ship |
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Completion |
1938 |
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Shipyard |
Smith's Dock Ltd. - South Bank, Middelsbrough, United Kingdom |
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Building No. |
1033 |
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Overall Length [m] |
70,67 |
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Registered Breadth [m] |
10,94 |
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Maximum Draught [m] |
3,89 |
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Propulsion [KW] |
1.078 |
|
Propulsion [BHP] |
1.466 |
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Speed [Kn] |
10,0 |
|
Additional Information |
once built as buoyage tender, in 1939 reconstructed into a military vessel. In WW II >Patricia< played a major role for the Brits during the evacuation of Dunkirk. In 1944 >Patricia< took part in the first line of ships during the D-Day landing at the Normandy. After the war >Patricia< was rebuilt into a private luxury yacht for the English Royals. During 1952 Queen Elisabeth used >Patricia< as her own private yacht. She lived onboard and entertained the worlds elite during the 1952 Olympics in Helsinki, Finland. Since 1986 Patricia moors in Stockholm as a maritime entertainment center. |
