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mv TYNEWOOD
built by Ailsa Shipbuilding Company,
Yard No 495 Engines by H Widdop & Co Ltd Keighley
Last Name: ISOLA CELESTE
Previous Names: 1957-67 TYNEWOOD/67-79 SU NURAXI/79-85 FRAI/85-92 ISOLA CELESTE
Propulsion: oil engine 2SCSA 8cy (12.5" x 18.5"), 968bhp, 10.5knots, machy aft / Donkey Boiler (fitted 06/68) supplying steam at 155lbs / Generating Plant 2 x 90kW@220VDC / Max Bunker Capacity 80tons diesel oil.
Launched: Tuesday, 04/12/1956
Built: 1957
Ship Type: Cargo vessel
Tonnage: 1583grt | 774net | 2559dwt (as Tanker)
Length: 237 feet
Breadth: 38 feet
Draught: 15 feet 6
Owner History:
1957-67 Constantine Spg Co Ltd GB
67-75 Chimica Mare Soc Di Nav SPA Italy
75-79 Petrolchimica Di Nav SPA Italy
79-85 Diana SAL Italy
85-86 Maralba II SAL Di Nav Italy
86-92 Finaval SPA Italy
Status: Scrapped - 1992
Web site: http://www.teesships.freeuk.com/0506tynewood.htm
Remarks: Photo from above web page
Previous update by Bruce Biddulph
Previous update by Colin Campbell
Previous update by Colin Campbell
Built as cargo vessel (1495grt) but converted to a tanker during 1968 increasing grt to 1583. Broken up at Ortona, Italy by Romiti Oriente Nello Demolition during 1992. Additional information from Joe McMillan Collection and Lloyds Register 1970
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Last updated: by Gavin Stewart from the original records by Stuart Cameron
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