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March 30, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Van Oord christens four 2.850 cm split hopper barges

Four self propelled split hopper barges named after the famous Dutch engineers Jan Blanken, Jan Leeghwater, Pieter Caland and Cornelis Lely were christened on 27 March last in Dalian, China. The ceremonies were performed by Mrs M.G. Kloet, wife of area director J. Kloet, Mrs. M.W. Schaart, wife of s

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Four self propelled split hopper barges named after the famous Dutch engineers Jan Blanken, Jan Leeghwater, Pieter Caland and Cornelis Lely were christened on 27 March last in Dalian, China. The ceremonies were performed by Mrs M.G. Kloet, wife of area director J. Kloet, Mrs. M.W. Schaart, wife of staff director J. Schaart, Mrs. H.B. Krekt, wife of area manager for China L.J. Krekt and Mrs J.M. Smidt, partner of project manager T.J.M. de Boer.

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