Atalanta (ship)

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Atalanta
Atalanta.jpg
Ship data
flag GermanyGermany Germany
other ship names

Cuxhaven (1901-1930)

Ship type Pilot protector
home port Wismar
Shipyard Peters Shipyard , Wewelsfleth
Commissioning 1901
Ship dimensions and crew
length
36.00 m ( Lüa )
width 6.32 m
Draft Max. 2.90 m
Machine system
machine Diesel engine
Machine
performanceTemplate: Infobox ship / maintenance / service format
214 kW (291 hp)
Rigging and rigging
Rigging Gaff saver
Sail area 334 m²
Transport capacities
Permitted number of passengers 24-67
Berths for passengers 18th

The Atalanta is a former pilot schooner built in 1901 and was in this function from 1901 to 1929, at that time still under the name Cuxhaven , underway in the Elbe estuary . After decommissioning in 1930, the yacht was rebuilt with rigging , engine and new interior fittings and the ship was renamed to its current name. In 1950 the Bank MM Warburg, Brinkmann Wirtz & Co. acquired the pilot protector and operated it for over 40 years. In 1995 the ship became the property of the “Förderverein Schoner Atalanta eV” in Wismar through a donation from the Warburg Bank. After an eight-year restoration phase, the ship was put back into service as a youth ship in 2001.

Technical specifications

  • Rigging type: gaff schooner
  • Year of construction: 1901
  • Home port: Wismar
  • Shipyard: Peterswerft in Wewelsfleth
  • Overall length: 36.00 m
  • Width overall: 6.32 m
  • Draft aft: 2.90 m
  • Sail area: 334.00 m²
  • Main engine: Deutz 214 kW, 2100 rpm
  • Auxiliary diesel: 4 and 16 kW
  • Hull: oak

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