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CIENFUEGOS unknown location, undated
Photo collection:Peter Schliefke (copyright unknown)
Built by Hall Russell Shipyard, Aberdeen, Yard-No.869
5407 GT, 7465 dwt ? 109.7 x 16.5m
Launched:18-08-1959.Completion: -11-1959
1959 CIENFUEGOS Pacific SN Co., Liverpool, Gbr.
1968 CHANDELEUR Pacific SN Co., Liverpool, Gbr.
1971 EMMA M. Seacomber Shipping Co. Ltd., Famagusta, Cyp.
1974 LELA Green Bay Shipping Co. Ltd., Piraeus, Grc.
1981 JETPUR VICEROY West Asia Shipping Pte. Ltd., Singapore, Sgp.
15-06-1983 broken up at Dhaka
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CIENFUEGOS / CHANDELEUR was built in 1959 by Hall Russell & Co. at
Aberdeen with a tonnage of 5554grt, a length of 386ft 2in, a beam of 54ft 3in
and a service speed of 13.5 knots. Sister of the Eleuthera she entered
service as the Cienfuegos in 1959. In 1968 she was renamed Chandeleur
and chartered to Royal Mail Line. She was taken out of service in 1970, laid
up in the River Fal and put up for sale. In 1971 she was sold to Seacomber
Shipping Co. of Famagusta and renamed Emma-M. Three years later she
was sold to Green Bay Shipping Co. of Piraeus who renamed her Lela. In
1981 she was sold to the West Asia Shipping Co. of Singapore and renamed
Jetpur Viceroy. On 2nd November 1982 she made her final voyage to
Chittagong and on 25th April 1983 she was decommissioned and broken up.
Source:http://www.red-duster.co.uk/PSNC17.htm
Photo collection:Peter Schliefke (copyright unknown)
Built by Hall Russell Shipyard, Aberdeen, Yard-No.869
5407 GT, 7465 dwt ? 109.7 x 16.5m
Launched:18-08-1959.Completion: -11-1959
1959 CIENFUEGOS Pacific SN Co., Liverpool, Gbr.
1968 CHANDELEUR Pacific SN Co., Liverpool, Gbr.
1971 EMMA M. Seacomber Shipping Co. Ltd., Famagusta, Cyp.
1974 LELA Green Bay Shipping Co. Ltd., Piraeus, Grc.
1981 JETPUR VICEROY West Asia Shipping Pte. Ltd., Singapore, Sgp.
15-06-1983 broken up at Dhaka
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CIENFUEGOS / CHANDELEUR was built in 1959 by Hall Russell & Co. at
Aberdeen with a tonnage of 5554grt, a length of 386ft 2in, a beam of 54ft 3in
and a service speed of 13.5 knots. Sister of the Eleuthera she entered
service as the Cienfuegos in 1959. In 1968 she was renamed Chandeleur
and chartered to Royal Mail Line. She was taken out of service in 1970, laid
up in the River Fal and put up for sale. In 1971 she was sold to Seacomber
Shipping Co. of Famagusta and renamed Emma-M. Three years later she
was sold to Green Bay Shipping Co. of Piraeus who renamed her Lela. In
1981 she was sold to the West Asia Shipping Co. of Singapore and renamed
Jetpur Viceroy. On 2nd November 1982 she made her final voyage to
Chittagong and on 25th April 1983 she was decommissioned and broken up.
Source:http://www.red-duster.co.uk/PSNC17.htm