by boatnerddemo | April 10, 2025 | Uncategorized
Belasitza 3/26 – Above Sorel for Johnstown 3/27-3/28 – Loading in Johnstown 3/29 – Below Beauharnois Locks for Montreal Blacky 3/23 – Gulf of St. Laurence for Toronto 3/24 – Above Sept-Isles for Toronto 3/25 – Above...
by import2 | May 24, 2023 | Boatnerd News, Uncategorized
Engine room fire on Cuyahoga contained, crew safe Tuesday evening the Canadian-flagged motor vessel Cuyahoga called Mayday reporting an engine room fire. Search and rescue vessels CCGS Cape Dundas, Colchester Guardian, and CG45756 sped to the area to assist, as did an...
by boatnerddemo | December 28, 2022 | Uncategorized
Algosea Algosea was built in 1998 by Alabama Shipyard of Mobile, Alabama, as Aggersborg for Dannenborg Rederi A/S (Borg Tankers Ltd.), of Norway, registered in Bermuda. She is 472′ 07″ long, 75′ 04″ wide, and 40′ 08″ deep, capable of carrying 17,258 tons deadweight at...
by boatnerddemo | December 28, 2022 | Uncategorized
Algonorth The tanker Algonorth (IMO 9362152) was built in 2008 at Tuzla Shipbuilding Industry Co. Inc., Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina, as Ramira for Ramira Maritime LLC, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. She measures 493 feet long, 75.04 feet wide and 40.6 feet deep. Her...
by boatnerddemo | December 28, 2022 | Uncategorized
Algoma Hansa Algoma Hansa joined the Algoma Tankers Ltd. Deep-sea fleet as Amalienborg in April 2006. The ship had been built by the Alabama Shipyard Inc., in Mobile, Alabama, and completed in March 1998. It originally sailed for Danneborg Rederi A/S (Borg Tankers...
by import2 | October 16, 2022 | Boatnerd News, Uncategorized
Researchers find unique whaleback barge sunk in Lake Superior 120 years ago WHITEFISH POINT, Mich. – The vessel’s name was long rusted away, but shipwreck researchers recognized underwater images of the pig snoutlike bow as one of the final whalebacks to be...
