Naviera Castellana







Maria Luisa Velasco

Shipyard / Year	Bazán-Cartagena / 1962
Dead weight	7,014	MT
Gross register	5,228	GRT
Length	125.6	mtr
Breadth	16.6	mtr
Depth	9.6	mtr
Maximum draft	7.6	mtr
Propulsion	Bazán - Sulzer 8SD60
Power	4,000	H.P.
Speed	14	knots
Sold	1968	to
Owner	Compañía Trasatlántica Española
Name	Coromoto
Name / Year	Angelos Tselentis / 1980
Scrapped	Durban (South Africa) - 1983

      At Barcelona, repairing at Vulcano shipyard. After the coaster is the Ciudad de Barcelona, followed by the Campogris, and then the Maria Luisa Velasco. Behind her is the Indico. After there was one of the sister ships Almaden, Almazan, Alcala or Alberique. On the backgroung to the left is the Ciudad de Cadiz on a floating drydock, to the right the Ciudad de Algeciras or Ciudad de Ceuta on other.

As Coromoto when owned by Compañía Trasatlántica Española

Sailing the Atlantic Sailing the Atlantic - Pere Lleal (Third Mate) and Aurelio Queraltó (Deck Cadet) Sailing the Atlantic - Pere Lleal (Third Mate) and Aurelio Queraltó (Deck Cadet) The Panama Canal The Panama Canal At Portland (Oregon - USA), with canvas to protect the holds. On the floating drydock at Haifa (Israel) On the floating drydock at Haifa (Israel) On the floating drydock at Haifa (Israel), with Aurelio Queraltó on the foreground. On the floating drydock at Haifa (Israel), with Aurelio Queraltó and the propeller. On the floating drydock at Haifa (Israel). Scafolding to propeller and rudder works.

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