Registry and Rig Information |
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| Name
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NETTLETON, A.E. |
| Registry
|
U.S. |
| Official Number
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205126 |
| Rig
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Propeller |
Dimensions and Tonnage |
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| Length
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525.00 |
| Width
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55.25 |
| Depth
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32.00 |
| Gross Tonnage
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6286.00 |
| Net Tonnage
|
5006.00 |
| Hull Material
|
Steel |
| Hull Number
|
00176 |
Vessel History |
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| Rebuilds
|
Tonnage and dimension change, 1948 (525 x 55.16 x 26.5; 6579 gross - 5165 net). Converted to barge, Port Weller Dry Docks, Ltd., 1971. |
| History
|
Under charter, 1971-1972, to Escanaba Towing Co., as barge.As barge A.E. NETTLETON: Broke tow line from tug OLIVE L. MOORE, about seventeen miles west of Keewenaw Peninsula, Lake Superior, and developed a 15 degree list, on November 2, 1972. Towed into Lily Pond, Keewenaw Waterway, on following day. While passing downbound on same trip, through Soo Locks, on November 19, struck U.S. Steel Corp. dock below Soo.
Removed from Documentation in May/June, 1973. Was scrapped by Recuperaciones Submarinas. |
| Disposition
|
Passed down, Welland Canal, from Buffalo, NY, June 11, 1973, in tow of tugs G.W. ROGERS and SALVAGE MONARCH. Cleared Quebec, in tandem with R.E. WEBSTER, in tow of Polish tug JANTAR, on June 15, 1973. Arrived at Santander, Spain, July 5, 1973, for scrapping. |
Build Information |
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| Builder
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Detroit Ship Building Co. |
| Place Built
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Wyandotte, MI |
| Date Built
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1908-00-00 |
Source |
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| Source
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HCGL |
