CCG Fleet: Vessel Details

Vessel Class:  Nearshore Fishery Research Vessel

Port of Registry:  Ont. - Ottawa

Home Region:  Atlantic Region

Home Port:  N.L. - St. John's

Vessel Status:  Active

Complement:  5

Officers:  3

Crew:  2

Berths Available:  5

Crewing Regime:  Layday

Ice Class:  none

Class of Voyage:  Near Coastal

MARPOL:  No

IMO:  9656149

Builder:  Méridien Maritime Réparation Inc.

Build Material:  Steel

Owner:  Canadian Coast Guard

Year Launched:  2012

Year in Service:  2012

Length (m):  25

Breadth (m):  9.2

Draft (m):  3.6

Freeboard (m):  Not Applicable

Gross Tonnage (t):  254

Net Tonnage (t):  190

Cruising Range (nm):  1800

Endurance (d):  8

Cruising Speed (kts):  9

Maximum Speed (kts):  10.5

Fresh Water (m³):  6.2

Fuel Capacity (m³):  41.2

Fuel Consumption (m³/d):  5

This vessel is not helicopter capable

Propulsion:  Geared Diesel

Power (kw):  714

Laboratory Type:  Dry

Laboratory Type:  Wet

Scientific LAN:  Yes

Winches:  Trawl Winches

Power on Deck  (Hydraulic): Yes  (Electrical): Yes

This vessel cannot accommodate any containers.

Main Hoist:  Amco Veba V823M

Crane #1 :  A Frame

Towing Equipment:  Nylon Braid Rope

Workboat #1:  RHIB

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Biographical Information:  Dr. Vadim Vladykov (1923-1988) was a Canadian of Russian origin who studied in France and who settled in Quebec in the early 1930'S. He served as director of the Biology Department of the Department of Fisheries in Quebec from 1943 until 1958, before ending his career at the University (Francophone) of Ottawa. He was one of the first advocates for the preservation of the Beluga whales in the Gulf of St. Lawrence.

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