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CROCODILE001

🚢 Tug 🏴 LATVIA IMO 9169299 IN SERVICE/COMMISSION
24.6 m80.7 ft
Length (LOA)
8.5 m27.9 ft
Beam
3.5 m11' 06"
Draft
100 DWT
Deadweight
152 GT
Gross Tonnage
1989
(37 yrs old)
Built

General Information

Vessel Name CROCODILE001
Former Name
IMO Number 9169299
MMSI 403295390
Call Sign YL3153
Flag State LATVIA
Vessel Type Tug
Detailed Type
Service Status IN SERVICE/COMMISSION
Year of Build 1989

Dimensions & Tonnage

Length Overall (LOA) 24.6 m80.7 ft
Beam (Width) 8.5 m27.9 ft
Draft 3.5 m11' 06"
Deadweight (DWT) 100 t98 LT
Gross Tonnage (GT) 152 GT

This vessel is approximately 37 years old.

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About the CROCODILE001

The CROCODILE001 (IMO: 9169299) is a tug built in 1989 currently sailing under the flag of LATVIA. The vessel has an estimated length overall (LOA) of 24.6 meters and a beam of 8.5 meters, alongside a deadweight tonnage of 100 DWT.

Operating under the service status of IN SERVICE/COMMISSION, the vessel relies on the LRS for its classification society standards. Technical and commercial management is publicly recorded to be overseen by ALGOSAIBI DIVING & MARINE.

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