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CCGS DES GROSEILLIERS & CCGS TERRY FOX - IMO 8006385

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Photographer:
Chris C. [ View profile ]
Title:
Ccgs Des Groseilliers & Ccgs Terry Fox
Photo Category:
Icebreakers
Added:
Oct 26, 2007
Views:
1,674
Image Resolution:
1,920 x 1,021

Description:

As seen here at CCG Dartmouth Base late in the day on Oct.25/07

Vessel
particulars

Current name:
DES GROSEILLIERS
Current flag:
Canada
Home port:
Ottawa
Callsign:
CGDX
IMO:
8006385
MMSI:
316072000
Build year:
1982
Builder:
Seaway Marine & Industrial - St. Catharines, Canada
Manager:
Canada Government - Ottawa, Canada
Owner:
Canada Government - Ottawa, Canada
Vessel Type:
Icebreaker
Gross tonnage:
6,098 tons
Summer DWT:
2,919 tons
Length:
99 m
Beam:
20 m
Draught:
7 m
Photos:
277 photos by 41 photographers

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Shipping - 14 photos

Coast Guard - 60 photos

Icebreakers - 201 photos

_Flight Decks - 2 photos

Photographers
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(41)

Jim Gallacher

3 photos

esima001

3 photos

Lorraine Morrill

1 photos

Matt Ruscher

1 photos

Marc Piché

16 photos

foggy

2 photos

Michel Tremblay

4 photos

Hubert Desgagn

1 photos

Rudi Rabe

1 photos

Jacques Trempe

14 photos

Dean Porter

3 photos

p-36

3 photos

Les bateaux du Qu

7 photos

michell

29 photos

Vladimir Knyaz

3 photos

Tomasello Letterio

1 photos

T.Richard

1 photos

Marc Boucher

27 photos

Jacques

3 photos

Jeff Cameron

1 photos

Christian Krajewski

3 photos

Stefan Niederer

4 photos

Jean Hemond

2 photos

Steve Geronazzo

49 photos

Kier Shackleton Gigeroff

3 photos

Chris C.

7 photos

rarcand

1 photos

Robert Tremblay

30 photos

PhotoSG

1 photos

Dennis J. Dubinsky

4 photos

joseph byrne

1 photos

jack2

31 photos

frtrfred

1 photos

Luc Morissette

2 photos

Florian DSO

2 photos

andrecas

2 photos

jnmac1984

1 photos

Grant Johnston

1 photos

shoreToShip

5 photos

Wolfgang Fricke

1 photos

The Orca

2 photos

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person
Nice end of day colors.

The Desgro is back there again, Isn't in last may she went drydocking in Irwing shipbuilding?
Thanks for the shot

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person
Neat which ship is on the other side of the trees?

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Thanks Matt...
As you can see the Fall colours help with any shot these days. As for the ship hiding behind the trees in the background i can't be 100% sure but suspect it's the MARIA DESGAGNES.
Cheers
Chris C.

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person
The ship in the background at the oil dock, is the Seatransport, the one with the red band around the funnel.

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person
My Hat is Off To You Kent...
I could almost hit it with a rock from here and yet it takes an upper Canadian to set us straight
Hope all is well with you
Cheers
Chris C.

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person
I was a downeaster for a few years, thats were I got my smarts from, I was stationed in Halifax for a few years in the Navy. Desgagnes funnels are not that color, although she is there, possibly hidden by the bigger Seatransport, you were not 100% wrong, don't sell youself short, also I had help from the port of Halifax website.
Now you know my source. :-) Great photo 8-)

FOSS, is that the same tug company that operates in the State of Washington?, among other places.

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Rite again Kent....
Foss Tug and Barge was and i think still is based in Washington State. I am a Best coaster, I mean West Coaster (Vancouver)and put myself thru university working on Westcoast Towboats. I always heard that the Foss family was wonderful to work for but as they are a USA company i never found out first hand.
Regards
Chris C.

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