Nordica Hav general cargo ship IMO 8209717 photography

  • The general cargo ship Nordica Hav (IMO 8209717) was built in 1982 at the Hugo Peters Shipyard in Wewelsfleth, Germany. Initially launched as Bungsberg, the vessel underwent several name changes during its service life:

    1. 1982: Bungsberg (original name)

    2. 1990: Renamed Echo Carrier and later Bingum in the same year.

    3. 1995: Renamed Alizee.

    4. 2000: Acquired the name Nordica Hav.

    5. Later Years: Known as Jug-1 as of 2020, now operating under the Russian flag.

    Specifications:

    • Type: General cargo ship

    • Length: 82.45 m

    • Beam: 11.38 m

    • Gross Tonnage: 1,514

    • Deadweight (DWT): 2,299

    • Speed: Approximately 10.5 knots

    • Flag History: Previously under Bahamian and Palauan flags, now Russian.

    The vessel primarily operated in Europe and was seen in ports such as Tilbury, Hamburg, and Ghent during its time as Nordica Hav. Currently, under the name Jug-1, it has been reported in Russian inland waters, but its AIS data has not been updated for over 300 days.

River nene Sutton Bridge-Nordica Hav general cargo ship

River nene Sutton Bridge-Nordica Hav general cargo ship

Nordica Hav general cargo ship IMO 8209717-Crosskeys Bridge.

Nordica Hav general cargo ship IMO 8209717-Crosskeys Bridge.

Crosskeys Sutton Bridge Swing Bridge-Nordica Hav vessel IMO 8209717 at dusk.

Crosskeys Sutton Bridge Swing Bridge-Nordica Hav vessel IMO 8209717 at dusk.

Nordica Hav general cargo ship IMO 8209717-Sutton Bridge at sunset and blue hour

Nordica Hav general cargo ship IMO 8209717-Sutton Bridge at sunset and blue hour

Nordica Hav vessel IMO 8209717 at dusk passing Sutton Bridge Swing Bridge.

Nordica Hav vessel IMO 8209717 at dusk passing Sutton Bridge Swing Bridge.