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Esso Maracaibo (II) - (1959-1976)
"Esso Winchester" (left) with the "Esso Maracaibo" (right) once again in Aurba 1967.Build in 1959 "Esso Maracaibo", further history unknown.
( Photo thanks to Toby Young ).
Additional Info by Starke & Schell Registers :
ESSO MARACAIBO - 1959
24727 GRT / 35601 DWT - for Creole Petroleum Corp. - VE
Measurements : 198.1 / 189.0 / 27.7 Tanker, 1 Steamturbine, speed 15 knots
Build by Hitachi Zosen : Innoshima (#3824)
1964 Added new section, Length 212.2 / 203.0 / 24088grt / 40925dwt.
1976 LAGOVEN MARACAIBO (Lagoven S.A. - VE)
Broken Up at National Ship Demolition : Kaohsiung : Arrived 20 June 1985.
ESSO MARACAIBO - 1959
24727 GRT / 35601 DWT - for Creole Petroleum Corp. - VE
Measurements : 198.1 / 189.0 / 27.7 Tanker, 1 Steamturbine, speed 15 knots
Build by Hitachi Zosen : Innoshima (#3824)
1964 Added new section, Length 212.2 / 203.0 / 24088grt / 40925dwt.
1976 LAGOVEN MARACAIBO (Lagoven S.A. - VE)
Broken Up at National Ship Demolition : Kaohsiung : Arrived 20 June 1985.
The Miramar Ship Index for "ESSO MARACAIBO"
IDNo:
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5107891
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Year:
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1959
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Name:
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ESSO MARACAIBO
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Keel:
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Type:
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Tanker
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Launch Date:
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23.02.1959
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Flag:
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VEN
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Date of completion:
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07.1959
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Tons:
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24727
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Link:
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-
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DWT:
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35601
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Yard No:
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3824
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Length overall:
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198.1
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Ship Design:
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LPP:
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189.0
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Country of build:
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JPN
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Beam:
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27.7
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Builder:
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Hitachi
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Material of build:
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Location of yard:
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Innoshima
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Number of screws/Mchy/Speed(kn):
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1ST-15
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Subsequent History:
[ 1964 Lg 212.2 / 203.0 mtr, 24088 grt / 40925 dwt ] -
1976 LAGOVEN MARACAIBO
Disposal Data:
Scrapped at Kaohsiung 20.06.1985. [ By National Ship Demolition Co. ]
History:
ON
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LR/IMO
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ID
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Year
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Name
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Tons
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Change
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Registered Owner
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5107891
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5107891
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1959
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ESSO MARACAIBO
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24727
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Creole Petroleum Corp.
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5107891
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5107891
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1959
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LAGOVEN MARACAIBO
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24088
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1976
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Lagoven SA
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Some photos of a model of the "Esso Maracaibo", made by KASAI MODEL SHIP YARD.
Model of the "Esso Maracaibo".