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BAHIA SANTIAGO DE CUBA - IMO 5034006

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Photographer:
René Beauchamp [ View profile ]
Title:
Bahia Santiago De Cuba
Location:
Montreal, Canada
Photo Category:
General Cargo Ships Built 1940-1949 (under 3000gt)
Added:
Oct 21, 2014
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3,062
Image Resolution:
3,095 x 2,047

Description:

An N3 class Cuban flag cargo ship in Montreal.
Photo courtesy D. Freeman. 20 July 1967

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Current name:
BAHIA SANTIAGO DE CUBA

Former name(s):

 -  Pebane (Until 1956)

 -  Phinas Winsor (Until 1948)

IMO:
5034006
Status:
Dead
Build year:
1944
Builder:
Trinity Beaumont - Beaumont Tx, U.s.a.
Vessel Type:
General Cargo
Gross tonnage:
1,954 tons
Summer DWT:
2,792 tons
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1 photos by 1 photographers

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Fantastic photo, thanks.
More: www.lacuadernacubana.com

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person
Excellent quality shot of this oldie! Looks so living!

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One of 9 N3's built in Beaumont. http://maritime-connector.com/ship/bahia-santiago-de-cuba-5034006/

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Vessel was built in 1944 as one of a series; design type 'N3-S-A2', by Pennsylvania shipyards, Beaumont, Texas, USA (308), as:-
'Phineas Winsor' for the U. S. War Shipping Administration, to 1947,
'Pebane' (Compañía Colonial de Navegación, Lisbon, Portugal) to 1956 &
'Bahia Santiago de Cuba'(Golfo, Cuba) until broken up in Havana, Cuba in 1985.

1,896 g.t. & 2,757 dwt.

Engine: Steam, 2 Foster Wheeler boilers. Tandem steam compound of 1,300 HP, manufactured by Ajax Uniflow Co., Corry, Pasadena, U. S. A.

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Thank you René, & also to D. Freeman. Photos of N3's are rare enough, and of this Cuban vessel, even more so. It is so rich in detail and, to my eyes, a wonderful sight!
Regards, Rick

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