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July 7, 2017 · about 9 years ago

Gallery: Four Nabucco Makes A Stop at Port of Palm Beach

Image Courtesy: Port of Palm Beach Bulk carrier Four Nabucco visited the Port of Palm Beach’s Berth 14 on Friday, June 30. The 34,400 dwt vessel was docked for the weekend to unload shipments of steel. Built at SPP shipyard in South Korea in 2010, the Handy bulk carrier has a length of 180 meters an

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Image Courtesy: Port of Palm Beach

Bulk carrier Four Nabucco visited the Port of Palm Beach’s Berth 14 on Friday, June 30.

The 34,400 dwt vessel was docked for the weekend to unload shipments of steel.

Built at SPP shipyard in South Korea in 2010, the Handy bulk carrier has a length of 180 meters and a width of 30 meters.

The Cayman Islands-flagged ship is owned by Italy’s Premuda, VesselsValue’s data shows.

Located in Palm Beach County, Florida, the port covers a land area of 971 square miles or approximately 50% of the county area.

World Maritime News Staff

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