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LEO

formerly SHERIF

🚢 Fishing Vessel 🏴 GUYANA IMO 8721088 OTHERS
125.2 m410.8 ft
Length (LOA)
16.0 m52.5 ft
Beam
6.3 m20' 08"
Draft
3,166 DWT
Deadweight
6,232 GT
Gross Tonnage
1985
(41 yrs old)
Built

General Information

Vessel Name LEO
Former Name SHERIF
IMO Number 8721088
MMSI 750801000
Call Sign 8RAF2
Flag State GUYANA
Vessel Type Fishing Vessel
Detailed Type
Service Status OTHERS
Year of Build 1985

Dimensions & Tonnage

Length Overall (LOA) 125.2 m410.8 ft
Beam (Width) 16.0 m52.5 ft
Draft 6.3 m20' 08"
Deadweight (DWT) 3,166 t3,116 LT
Gross Tonnage (GT) 6,232 GT

This vessel is approximately 41 years old.

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About the LEO

The LEO (IMO: 8721088) is a fishing vessel built in 1985 currently sailing under the flag of GUYANA. The vessel has an estimated length overall (LOA) of 125.2 meters and a beam of 16.0 meters, alongside a deadweight tonnage of 3,166 DWT.

Operating under the service status of OTHERS, the vessel relies on the RMRS for its classification society standards. Technical and commercial management is publicly recorded to be overseen by Pescatlant Ltd.

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