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KENUTA - IMO 5185362
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Photographer:Malcolm Cranfield [ View profile ]
Title:Kenuta
Location:Rozenburg, Rotterdam, Netherlands
Photo Category:General Cargo Ships Built 1950-1959 (over 3000gt)
Added:May 11, 2024
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Image Resolution:2,647 x 1,509
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Pacific Steam Navigation Company's 1950 Greenock built KENUTA had called at Avonmouth on 11th May 1964. Here, she is seen arriving at Rotterdam in 1968. She was scrapped at Tamise in Belgium, arriving there on 14th June 1971 following a voyage from Talcahuano to Dublin and London.
Scanned from a negative in my collection - source unknown
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IMO:5185362
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I've heard several stories as to why they were built there as the Greenock Dockyard typically only built ships for Clan Line at that time.
Built to the same design as the Clan S class - Shaw , Sinclair etc.
Most obvious difference was the front of what I would call the 'saloon deck' with all those windows ... this seemed to vary between the six. No idea what the interior difference was.
On this ship the D/F loop on the front of the wheelhouse is different to Clan Line practise.
Other major difference is the single 'jumbo' derrick at #2, the Clans had 1 x 80t and 2 x 40 at #2,3, and 4 hatches.
I recall seeing Flamenco in Liverpool in the mid 60's just after she had been renamed Pacific Abeto. Word was she was going on the Hadj.
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