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IMO number9882372

Vessel NameKOWHAI

Ship typeRefrigerated Cargo Ship

FlagPanama

Gross Tonnage13014

Summer Deadweight (t)11500-

Year of Built2020

Port of Lyttleton.

IMO: 9185334

Name: PACIFIC MAGNOLIA

Vessel Type - Generic: Cargo

Vessel Type - Detailed: Reefer

Status: Active

MMSI: 357697000

Call Sign: 3FQW9

Flag: Panama [PA]

Gross Tonnage: 7959

Summer DWT: 8057 t

Length Overall x Breadth Extreme: 138 x 21.4 m

Year Built: 1999

Home Port: PANAMA

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Grao de Castellón, 21/12/2016

 

Buque frigorífico "Jorgen Reefer", atracado en el muelle transversal exterior del puerto de Castellón para cargar naranjas con destino a Estados Unidos.

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Reefer vessel "Jorgen Reefer", at Castellón port loading oranges por USA.

Beyer Patton photo

 

An excursion along the San Luis Central is getting set to leave Monte Vista, CO for a run up the SLC's line. Riders are boarding the makeshift coaches, consisting of some of SLC's reefers.

 

Monte Vista, CO

1982

 

Train of the Day

2/7/23

GTW eastbound excursion behind 2-8-2 (4070) passes 18th St. on C&WI. Should be 16th Street Tower in right background, with signal bridge on IC Iowa line to the right of that. Bascule bridge is on "St. Charles Air Line." Okay, I'm not sure whether or not that is the 16th Street tower (where the C&WI crossed the NYC/Rock Island tracks out of LaSalle Street Station), but I'm going to let it stand. Someone who has more knowledge of this angle could offer a correction or confirmation. I do know that these tracks, that yard, and those reefers are gone! This area is now, I believe, a nice looking place called "Ping Tom" Park; it is very close to "Chinatown." A lot more pleasant for the average person, but a lot less gritty feel than I was used to seeing in the "Toddlin' Town." I miss it.

"Reefer" A temperature controlled refrigerated van, truck or semi-trailer.

   

Stacks of refrigerated containers, or reefers waiting at the port of Hampton Roads. The pattern of these stacked containers makes for interesting, almost abstract image.

 

Shipping container that uses refrigeration to transport temperature-sensitive cargo and perishable goods such as food, beverages, pharmaceuticals, and flowers.

photo by geewhy-ish.

The SLC brings 3 reefer cars back into the yard in Monte Vista, CO with their SW8 #70 leading the way.

Named after Taganrog which is a port city in Rostov Oblast, Russia located on the north shore of Taganrog Bay in the Sea of Azov this vessel is registered in Panama, built in Japan, owned by Germans and seemingly operated by the British.

 

At 440 feet long and 9,638 tonnes this reefer boat (I had to look that up) transports a great deal of frozen fish. Marine tracking websites show her currently in Vigo, so it looks as though she has transported south Atlantic fish to Spain.

 

Photographed anchored in Blanco Bay, just off Port Stanley, the Falkland Islands. By the look of her water line it looks as though she is waiting for her cargo.

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Benched from the bus

A nice, long block of reefers, filled with Washington state produce (thanks Nick!) heads east on the Union Pacific near Malta, Illinois. The headlights in the distance are those of a stack train that is proceeding nice and slow past it's red signal...

 

Sunday, January 18, 2009

Willrett Road grade crossing

Union Pacific Railroad

Malta, Illinois, USA

 

Olympus E-510 DSLR

Olympus ED 40-150mm f4-5-5.6 zoom

ISO 400 RAW

 

Grao de Castellón, 30/10/2016

 

Buque frigorífico "Swan Chacabuco", llegando al puerto de Castellón por la tarde para cargar naranjas con destino a Estados Unidos.

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Reefer vessel "Swan Chacabuco" arriving at Castellón port in the afternoon to load oranges for USA.

Arrived in Zeebrugge with a load of kiwis.

I finished building these BMR SLRX reefer cars yesterday and I think they are just so neat.

 

For these I went for the printed parts, and man are those nice. I got a couple decal sheets for the Liberty Bonds scheme as well, but those'll have to wait for some budget before I can get to them.

 

I really like how they look paired with #2926 on my shelf, as well. Definitely anachronistic with the CE-6 caboose, but I don't mind.

 

Can't wait to get more cars built.

BNSF's Rochelle based local is doing some industry work around town, preparing a cut of reefer cars for Delmonte on the West side of town.

 

Rochelle, IL

2020.08.14

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