Joseph and Clara Smallwood

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Joseph and Clara Smallwood
The Joseph and Clara Smallwood in Argentia, September 2009
The Joseph and Clara Smallwood in Argentia, September 2009
Ship data
flag CanadaCanada Canada
other ship names

Smallwood (2011)

Ship type ferry
home port St. John's
Shipping company Marine Atlantic
Shipyard Versatile Davie Shipyard Lauzon , Quebec
Build number 714
Keel laying October 19, 1987
Launch May 6, 1989
takeover November 28, 1989
Commissioning December 1989
Decommissioning March 10, 2011
Whereabouts Scrapped in India in 2011
Ship dimensions and crew
length
179 m ( Lüa )
width 25.6 m
Draft Max. 6.75 m
measurement 27,123 GRT
Machine system
machine 4 × MaK-8M552 diesel engines
Machine
performanceTemplate: Infobox ship / maintenance / service format
20,595 kW (28,001 hp)
Top
speed
22 kn (41 km / h)
propeller 2 ×
Transport capacities
running track meters 1,092 m
Permitted number of passengers 1,200
Vehicle capacity 350 cars
Others
Registration
numbers
IMO no. 8604797

The Joseph and Clara Smallwood was a ferry of the Canadian shipping company Marine Atlantic that entered service in 1989. The on the way from North Sydney to Port aux Basques and Argentia ship used remained until March 2011 trip and was in the autumn of the same year in the Indian Alang scrapped.

history

The Joseph and Clara Smallwood was laid on October 19, 1987 under the hull number 705 in the Versatile Davie Shipyard Lauzon in Québec and launched on May 6, 1989 from the stack. After being taken over by Marine Atlantic on November 28, 1989, the ship began ferry service from North Sydney to Port aux Basques and Argentia in December.

After twenty years of service on the same route that was Joseph and Clara Smallwood after a final crossing retired on 10 March 2011 and in North Sydney launched .

After a five-month layover, the ship was sold in August 2011 under the shortened transfer name Smallwood to a demolition yard in Alang, India, where it was scrapped on October 3, 2011. The three years older sister ship Caribou also arrived in Alang for demolition in October 2011.

Web links

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