21,856GT for Norse-Irish Ferries from Cantieri Navale Visentini, Porto Viro
Liverpool Viking 2005 Norse Merchant Ferries
Liverpool Seaways 2010 DFDS Seaways
Pelagos 2020 La Meridionale
IMO: 9136034
Image attribution: Pascal Lenzi, Vlad Mandlev & Patrick Westeel
14,621 Scandlines A/S from Orskov Christensens Staalskibs, Frederikshaven
IMO: 9144421
Image attribution: Anja Ludwig
Image attribution: Nils Junge
23,970grt for Cosulich Soc Triestina by Cant Nav Triestino, Monfalcone
Caribia 1966 Sicula Oceanica IMO: 5384059
She hit a rock off Cannes in 1972, was damaged and was laid up at La Spezia. She arrived in Barcelona on 18 September 1973 under tow to be demolished but was resold to a Taiwanese demolition company and departed under tow to Kaohsiung for scrapping on 15 March 1974 the following year. However, she sank at the bay before reaching the destination.
Vulcania/Caribia’s restaurant
17,986grt Messageries Maritimes by Atalies et Chantiers de Dunquerque, Dunkirk
Chidambaram 1973 Shipping Corp of India Ltd
Damaged fire, Scrapped Bombay 1985
IMO 6614683
Image attribution: Luka Arabuli, Brian Fisher & Mike Griffiths
12,635GT for Alaska Marine from Halter Marine, Moss Point
IMO: 9145205
Image attribution: Richard Gulbransen, Timothy Kalweit & Pete Roberts
9,988GT for Compagnie du Ponant by the Vard Group
IMO: 9814052
Image attribution: Tom Gulbrandsen
24,409GT for TTT Lines by Cantieri Navale Visentini, Porto Viro
Sicilia 2015 Balearia
Image from Juan G Mata IMO: 9261542
Image from Tony Davis
33,163 Finnlines O/Y by Oskarshamn Varv AB, Oskarshamns
Lubeck Link 1990 Nordo Link
Ropax 2 2007 Channel Ferries
Olympus 2011 Ventouris Ferries
Scrapped Alang 2017 IMO: 7822859
Image from Flo L
18,673grt for Norwegian America Line by Deschimag AG ‘Weser’ Bremen
Mined off Newcastle 1940
Image from Gamle skipsbilder
Oslofjord from Gamle skipsbilder
22,225grt for Hamburg-America Line by Harland & Wolff, Belfast
America 1917 US Navy
Edmund B Alexander 1941 US Maritime Commission
Scrapped Baltimore 1958
Another vessel that sailed in both World Wars
USAT EDMUND B. ALEXANDER. ex AMERIKA in New York Apr.14, 1948
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