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Loma Novia
T1-M-BT1
Mattawee Class Gasoline Tanker.
Built October 1943 by Walter Butler ShipBuilders, Inc., Duluth MN., as "Loma Novia" # 734, for U.M.S.C.
1946 "Yung Fu", China Tanker Co., Ltd., Keelung, Taiwan China.
1948 Tonnage change, (1220 gross - 695 net).
1948 "Oil 121", China Tanker Co., Ltd., Keelung, Taiwan China.
1950 "Yung Fu", China Tanker Co., Ltd., Keelung, Taiwan China.
1962 Dropped from Lloyds' Register in 1962; presumed scrapped in Taiwan in that year.
( No photo available )
Original Name
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Loma Novia (1943-1946 for USMC)
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Imo number
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Year of construction
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1943
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Discarded in
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1948
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Status
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1962 Scrapped
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Class
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T1-M-BT1
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Tonnage
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2.265
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Yard
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Walter Butler ShipBuilders, Inc., Duluth MN.
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Construction number#
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12
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USMC#
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734
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Flag
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USA
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Callsign
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-
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Relations
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No relations to other ships found.
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Extra information
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Additional information :
Registry & Rig Information
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Vessel Name:
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LOMA NOVIA
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Nationality
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U.S.A.
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Official Number:
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Rig:
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Propeller
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Dimensions & Tonnage
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Vessel Length:
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213.50
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Gross Tonnage:
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1118.00
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Vessel Width:
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37.00
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Net Tonnage:
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765.00
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Vessel Height
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14.50
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Hull Material:
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Steel
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Masts:
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Hull Number:
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00012
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Builder Information
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Place of Built:
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Duluth, MN
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Builder:
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Barnes-Duluth Shipbuilding Co.
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Date of Built
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1943
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Name Changes
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Vessel Name:
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Date:
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Registry
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Official #
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YUNG FU
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1946 - 1948
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CHINA
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OIL 121
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1948 - 1950
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CHINA
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YUNG FU
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1950 - 1962
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CHINA
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Ownership Changes
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Owner Name
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Date
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Registry
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Official #
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U.S. Maritime Commission Washington, DC U.S.
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1943 - 1946
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U.S.
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Government of China Chungking, China
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1946 - 1948
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CHINA
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China Tanker Co., Ltd. (China Merchants Steam Navigation Co., Ltd., Mgrs.) Kaohsiung, Taiwan
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1948 - 1962
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CHINA
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ReBuilt History
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Tonnage change, 1948 (1220 gross - 695 net).
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Disposition
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Dropped from Lloyd's Register in 1962; presumed scrapped at Taiwan.
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History
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Built as T1-M-A1 class tanker for U.S. Maritime Commission. Sent under Lend-Lease to British Ministry of War Transport.
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