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CAP SAN DIEGO - IMO 5060794

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© Cornelia Klier

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Photographer:

Cornelia Klier [ View profile ]

Captured:

Oct 4, 2014

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Location:

Stadersand, Germany

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Added:

Oct 8, 2014

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1,353

Image Resolution:

3,710 x 2,464

Description:

http://www.capsandiego.de/

Current name:

Former name(s):

- Sangria (Until 1986 Oct)

- San Diego (Until 1986)

- Cap San Diego (Until 1982)

Current flag:

Home port:

Callsign:

IMO:

MMSI:

Status:

Build year:

Builder:

Hdw Hamburg - Hamburg, Germany

Manager:

Ms Cap San Diego Betriebsgesellschaft Mbh - Hamburg, Germany

Owner:

Stiftung Hamburger Admiralitat - Hamburg, Germany

Class society:

Vessel Type:

General Cargo

Gross tonnage:

9,998 tons

Summer DWT:

10,017 tons

Length:

159.4 m

Beam:

21.4 m

Draught:

6.5 m

Photos:

435 photos by 122 photographers

Last known position:

53°32’35.59” N, 9°58’34.26” E

Status:

Speed, course (heading):

0kts, 0.0° (299°)

Destination:

- Location:

Hamburg

- Arrival:

20th Sep 2024 / 20:00:32 UTC

Last update:

9 minutes ago

Source:

AIS (ShipXplorer)

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CAP SAN DIEGO

Cap San Diego

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Mumbles you are right, Cap San Diego is often mistaken for a real reefer, which it never was. It simply has these beautiful "bananaboat"-looks :)

person

It is a common misconception that Cap San Diego and her sisters were full reefers. I fact less than half their hold capacity was insulated for the carriage of refrigerated cargoes. They were part-reefers

person

Ciao from Milan Cornelia nice shot of this oldie ex reefer cargo..
GP

person

Mein Schiff, Cornelia. I had a trip from Hamburg to Cuxhaven a couple of years ago. You could go anywhere on the ship from the bridge to the propeller shaft tunnel (while the engine was running 50 RPM!) An extraordinary experience. Thanks for posting these
top class photos, Cornelia. BR Niels

person

Hi Cornelia. Nice shot of a beautiful ship. My kind of ship...Interesting angle, colors, everything. 10 points for you. Congratulations for the all shot series.
MB regards from La Palma
ventuari

person

"Audio Tour", I think people can walk inside this container and listen to some info and see some films about the ship Jadran and Denis. It is some time ago, when I visited onboard. I did, and you can also eat food there, they have a small restaurant (mess room) and some cabins are also used as hotel-room. So, if you come to Hamburg.. you know where to sleep and dine in style.

person

Jadran, it was actually never a reefer ship, but a general cargo ship. It took all kind of cargo, initially had 2 reefer holds, later additionally 2 smaller ones added. But, also had 6 tanks (!!!) to carry heated oil - "Süßöl" - that is not for fuel but for other use. http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cap_San_Diego

person

It'd be *facepalm* to see that even museum ships nowadays carry some containers just cause it happens they are on the same route, lol.
Nevertheless, great series of shots of this magnificent vessel, Cornelia! Well done!

Kind regards!

person

Hello Jadran

On the side of container it says
AUDIO TOUR ONBOARD

Best Wishes
Adrian

person

Do I see a container placed on the main deck forward !! ( for me,, it's much surprising to see a container-box onboard a Reefer museum ship);

Regarding this fine image I can only say ..... Photo perfection Cornelia !
Brgds (J)

person

Beautiful ship and photo.

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