Atlantic Star

[john sefton]

M.v. ATLANTIC STAR
She is a coaster, built as yard number 336 by Nieuwe Noord yards Ltd.) at Groningen (The Netherlands) for Oost Atlantic Lijn at Rotterdam as ATLANTIC STAR in 1964 . In 1973 she
was renamed ALBAN and probably sold to new owners.
In 1975 she was sold again to Tropical Shipping Co. at Panama and renamed DABEMA. Her tonnage is gross 499, net 284 and Dwt 991. Her dimensions are: 69.67m x 10.44 x 3.715 (draught) x 3.76m (depth). She-is a general cargo ship and
an OSD-ship. She has a 8 cyl. KHD diesel of 1200 bhp. Her speed is 12 knots.
Log Book April 1985
Dominica SG890


Additional information from Auke Palmhof


Built as cargo vessel under yard No 336 by the N.V. Noord Nederlandse Scheepswerven, Groningen, Netherlands for the N.V. Motorscheepvaart Mij Rotterdam (Oost Atlantic Lijn), Rotterdam.
Launched as ATLANTIC STAR
Tonnage 499 grt, 284 net, 991 dwt, dim. 69.67 x 10.44 x 3.72m.(draught).
Powered by a 1,200 hp diesel engine, one shaft speed 12 knots.
1964 Delivered to owner.
She was managed by N.V. Dammers & v.d. Heide’s Shipping & Trading Co., Rotterdam.
1973 Sold to Caribbean Bulk Carriers N.V., Willemstad, Netherlands Antilles, renamed ALBAN.
1975 Sold to Tropical Shipping Co., Panama and renamed DABEMA.
1985 Sold to Suasam S.A., Panama and renamed LAILA I.
1986 Sold to Afritrade (Ghana) Ltd., Takoradi, Ghana and renamed BOKA.
1988 Sold to Betaway Shipping Co. S. de R.L., Honduras and renamed ANTEK.
1991 Sold to Joint Maritime & Enterprise, San Lorenzo, Honduras and renamed SEA STAR 8.
1993 Renamed in TARIGRIQ.
1994 Renamed by unspecified owners in Honduras in FU SOON.
1997 Renamed in TARIGTIQ.

2010 In service as given by http://www.equasis.org Imo No 6422327. Same name. Owners given as TARIGTIQ Shipping, San Lorenzo, Valle, Honduras.

Blauwe Wimpel. Marine News

[aukepalmhof]

19 January 2012 deleted by Lloyds Registry, existence in doubt.
Source: Miramar