Category:IMO 6922729

**Gem**
	ship built in 1969 mv Damask Rose in 1994
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Instance of	ship;
Manufacturer	Nieuwe Noord-Nederlandsche Scheepswerven; Niestern's scheepswerven, Groningen;
Yard number	363;
Service entry	1969;
Significant event	ship launching (Groningen, 1969); sinking (Tyrrhenian Sea, 40°27′N 10°22′E, 1996);
Powered by	diesel engine (Deutz AG);
Gross tonnage	1,599;
Beam	13.3 m;
Length	90.8 m;
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	Q113677768; IMO ship number: 6922729
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Ship[edit]

Type: General cargo ship
Built by: Nieuwe Noord-Nederlandse Scheepswerven, Groningen
Yard number: 363
Due to size restriction (width 12 m) of Winschoterdiep bridges, the ship was built at the slipway of Niestern's Scheepswerven, Groningen
Launched: 1969.06.21
Completed: 1969.10
Length overall: 92.72 m
Length bpp: 84.94 m
Beam: 13.30 m
Depth: 6.35 m
Draft: 5.19 m
GT: 1599
NET: 1194
DWT: 2967
Cargo capacity: 3805 cbm
Engine: Deutz, type RBV8M358 (400 x 580), 2150 bhp @ 300 rpm
Speed: 12 kn
Lloyd's Register of Shipping, 1989
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1969.09 Named Gem; Flag: United Kingdom
- Callsign:
- Port: Glasgow
- Owner: Gem Line Ltd., Glasgow
- Manager: William Robertson Shipowners Ltd.
1970 Owner: Stephenson Clarke Shipping, Newcastle
1990 Renamed Damask Rose; Flag: Bahamas
- Port: Nassau
1992 Name retained Damask Rose; Flag: Syria
- Port: Lattakia
1995 Renamed Anis Rose; Flag: Syria
1996.01.30 Capsized and sank in pos. 40.45N 10.37E while on voyage Durres to Sete, three of 11 crew were lost.

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