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June 22, 2017 · about 9 years ago

Spotted: Caravel Visits Canaveral

Florida’s Port Canaveral welcomed Glovis Caravel, a huge roll-on/roll-off vessel, for the first time on June 21. The Bahamas-flagged ship can carry 6,500 vehicles. With a deadweight of 20,400 tons, Glovis Caravel features a length of 200 meters and a width of 32.3 meters. Built at Hyundai Mipo yard

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Florida’s Port Canaveral welcomed Glovis Caravel, a huge roll-on/roll-off vessel, for the first time on June 21.

The Bahamas-flagged ship can carry 6,500 vehicles.

With a deadweight of 20,400 tons, Glovis Caravel features a length of 200 meters and a width of 32.3 meters.

Built at Hyundai Mipo yard in South Korea in 2012, the vessel is owned by Greece-based Stamco Ship Management.

Chartered to Korea’s Hyundai Glovis, Glovis Caravel is part of the company’s fleet of more than 60 operating vessels.

World Maritime News Staff

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