File:Unidentified ships, Snails Bay.JPG
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[edit]DescriptionUnidentified ships, Snails Bay.JPG |
English: Two unidentified ships moored in Snails Bay, Sydney. Painted on the bows are the indicators "No. 139" and "No. 140".
Dumb split hopper barges of IHC design, 384 grt, 50 x 9.5 x 3.7m; built 1978 as DHB-139 and DHB-140 by Carrington Slipways Pty Ltd, Tomago NSW (yard numbers 139 and 140) for Port of Melbourne Authority. Owner Houben Marine Pty Ltd. |
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Author | Saberwyn |
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