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AFRICANA - IMO 7006986

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Photographer:
Graham Moore [ View profile ]
Captured:
Sep 7, 1988
Title:
Africana
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Jan 27, 2021
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Image Resolution:
3,068 x 1,952

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Not the best of photos with the light behind her, but this seems to be a Sietas vessel which has slipped through the net and doessnt seem to be on this site. A bit of an oddity, she is quite a bit larger than most of the yards production at the time.
AFRICANA Nassau Bahamas
4,851 dwt. 3.292 grt.
1970 J.J.Sietas - Hamburg (659) [Launched as DAHLIT]
as APUS, Apus Schiffahrts GmbH & Co.(Argo Reederei), Hamburg. [1980 , Apus Shipping Co., Piraeus]
1986 AFRICANA, Vog Shipping & Chartering Ltd.(Multifleet Marine Ltd.), Nassau.
1989 RICA, Vog Shipping & Chartering Ltd., Nassau.
1989 SIN NGA, Singang Shipping Pte.Ltd., Singapore.
1992 LUJIANG, Singang Shipping Pte.Ltd., Singapore.
1999 KIJANG, PT Pelayaran Manalagi, Jakarta.
2006 KING, Unknown, Jakarta. (Possibly for delivery to breakers)
Broken up Chittagong 6.2006.

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Current name:
KING

Former name(s):

 -  Kijang (Until 2006 Jun)

 -  Lujiang (Until 1999 Jan)

 -  Sin Nga (Until 1992 May)

 -  Rica (Until 1989 Sep)

 -  Africana (Until 1989 Mar)

 -  Apus (Until 1986)

Vessel Type:
General Cargo
Gross tonnage:
3,448 tons
Summer DWT:
4,422 tons

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General cargo ships built 1970-1979 (Over 3000gt) - 1 photos

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10 near sisters of this Typ 63 were built, but the only real sister with the same cargo gear is ASHDOD, IMO 7000255:
http://www.shipspotting.com/gallery/photo.php?lid=2863590

APUS was laid down and launched as DAHLID for Zim Israel Nav. Co., Haifa as a sister to ASHDOD but for some reason they retracted the order.

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During 1970 Sietas built at least six more ships of this size, but you are right, she is not represented here.

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