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MoreL’ESTUAIRE VESSEL
CONSTRUCTION
2009: PIRIOU shipyard, CONCARNEAU (France)
DIMENSIONS
length = 75 m, width = 18.30 m
Draught = 2.60
Weight = 1642 T
CAPACITY
146 vehicles / 600 passengers
River and sea
SPEED
13.7 knots
PROPULSION
4300 kW = 4 VOITH-SCHNEIDER engines (Germany)
CREW
8 people
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