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Lest someone think all container ships built these days or calling in the sixth boro are ULCVs, consider YM Evolution. She was launched less than 10 years ago and has a teu capacity less than 5000. The company is based in Taiwan.
I’ve seen Ebony Ray before, but this is the first time I post a photo. She was launched in 2008 and is part of the Ace Tankers fleet.
Nord Chesapeake (2016) needed to be lightened before she proceeded up river to Coeymans. Note the USCGC Katherine Walker in the distance?
Cronus Leader is an NYK RORO. To see the “insides” of a vessel like this, click here. For a NYTimes article on cat/truck/etc. ships, click here. For more on this vessel and other “vehicle carriers”, click here.
Denak Voyager is a regular calling in the sixth boro. She moves scrap metals primarily from here to Turkey these days.
I would never have expected a juice carrier like Orange Sun to be a regular in world ports, but New York has very few orange groves, and given the thirst folks like me have for the juice, juice carriers bring the supply.
And finally, New Ability is an example of the crude oil carriers that call here. Since I took this photo, she has departed the sixth boro for Mexico, likely to load more crude.
All photos by Will Van Dorp.
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