Category:IMO 6514869

**Canadian Transfer**
	bulk carrier launched in 1965 mv Canadian Transfer in 2005
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Instance of	bulk carrier;
Call sign	VCRQ;
Manufacturer	Davie Yards Incorporated;
Yard number	649;
Country of registry	Canada;
Service entry	1965;
Significant event	ship breaking (Port Colborne, 2014);
Gross tonnage	11,120;
Beam	18.29 m;
Length	198 m;
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	Q107414086; IMO ship number: 6514869
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Ship[edit]

Type: Lake freighter, bulk carrier
Built by: Port Weller Dry Docks, St. Catharines, ON
Yard number:
Launched: 1943 (fwd part of this vessel), delivered: 1943.09.27 as J. H. Hillman, Jr.
Launched: 1965 (aft part of this vessel), delivered: 1965.06.30 as Cabot
The Canadian Transfer was constructed in 1998 at Port Weller Dry Docks using parts from two vessels:
The forward wheelhouse, cargo holds, and self unloading system came from the Hamilton Transfer (1943)
The stern consisting of the engine room and aft accommodations of the bulk carrier Canadian Explorer (1965)
The vessel was recommissioned 1998.08.04 as Canadian Transfer
Length overall: 198.32 m
Beam: 18.29 m
Depth: 10.67 m
GT: 11120
DWT: 16496
Engine: Sulzer type 5RND68, 5 cylinder, two stroke, 6100 BHP (4487 kW) built in 1965 by Sulzer Brothers Ltd., Winterthur, Switzerland

1998.08.18 Renamed Canadian Transfer; Flag: Canada
- Call sign: VCRQ
- Port: Toronto
- Manager: Seaway Self Unloaders, St. Catharines, ON (partnership of Upper Lakes Group and Algoma Central)
2011.04 Renamed Algoma Transfer; Flag: Canada
- Call sign: VCRQ
- Port: Toronto
- Manager: Algoma Central Corporation, St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada
The ship was decommissioned at the end of the 2011 shipping season, and laid up at Goderich, Ontario, Canada
2014.06.24: Arrived at Port Colborne, Ontario, Canada to be scrapped by the Marine Recycling Corporation

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