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M/V Ishikari - JPN Flag6,938 Mtdw on 6.92M 14,257 GTBlt 3/1991 Mitsubishi KobeLoa 192.50 Lbp 175.00 Beam 27.00 Depth 9.90 M8ton weiging truck x 176 unitsPassenger car x 150 units Pass Total:854 Cabins:71M/E MAN 14V52/55B 29,542 BHP21.5K/75.9 tons(details all about guarantee)
Nos of ramp : total 5 out doors and 2 inner doors as per attached Delivery: mid March-mid April/2011 in Japan
She will leave service in the spring of 2011 to be replaced by "New Ishikari" ordered by Taiheiyo Ferry. She was built in 1990, two years later than "Kitakami""New Ishikari" is now build at Mitsubishi, Shimonoseki Shipyard.
[ 06-16-2010: Message edited by: Ocean Liners ]
Gross Tonnage : about 16,000tonsLength : 199.9mBeam : 27mSpeed(Max) : about 26knotsCapacity(Passengers) : 783Capacity (Vehicles) : 100 + (Trucks) : 184
[ 09-02-2010: Message edited by: Ocean Liners ]
Are there any pictures yet of the new ISHIKARI? Is the older KITAKAMI (1989) also being replaced with a new vessel?
It will be interesting to see who will buy the old ISHIKARI. I'm sure that it could be an nice vessel for a Greek operator...
Pam
quote:Originally posted by rd77:Very interesting!Are there any pictures yet of the new ISHIKARI?
Are there any pictures yet of the new ISHIKARI?
The Photo of Launching Ceremony can be found here
quote:Is the older KITAKAMI (1989) also being replaced with a new vessel?
Taiheiyo Ferry provide daily overnight ferry service between Tomakomai and Sendai with three ferries in regular season but the sector between Sendai and Nagoya, Ferries depart from Sendai or Nagoya every other day.
Kitakami refurbished in 2005, she is employed to sail between Tomakomai and Nagoya with stop at Sendai but following inuguration of (New) Ishikari, Kitakami is scheduled to serve the route between Tomakomai and Sendai only in place of current Kiso's sailing schedule.Both (New) Ishikari and Kiso will run from Tomakomai and Nagoya via Sendai.
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