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ARTHUR PHILLIP

Rig

Petrochemical Tanker

Tonnage

37,196g 19,654n

Built

1974

Built By

Whyalla Shipbuilding & Engineering Works
General cargo vessel "Balarr", built in 1948 by the Broken Hill Proprietry Co Ltd - Whyalla for the Australian Shipping Board. She was sold on completion to Australianb Steamships Pty Ltd (Howard Smith Ltd - managing agents) In 1964 the owner was renam

Ship

BALARR

Rig

Shelter Deck Steamer

Tonnage

4,053g 2,054n

Built

1948

Built By

Whyalla Shipbuilding & Engineering Works
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BALOOK

Rig

Shelter Deck Steamer

Built

1950

Built By

Whyalla Shipbuilding & Engineering Works
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BAROOTA

Rig

Shelter Deck Steamer

Tonnage

4,070g 2,043n

Built

1952

Built By

Whyalla Shipbuilding & Engineering Works
For more information refer to "The Australian National Line 1956-1981" By Clark, Rex & Robertson of the World Ship Society in Victoria.

Ship

BARRIGUN

Rig

Shelter Deck Steamer

Built

1947

Built By

Whyalla Shipbuilding & Engineering Works
S.S. "BOGONG" became S.S. "IRON BOGONG". 33,262 gross ton and built by Whyalla Ship building and Engineering works in 1967. Later strengthened for ore cargoes. Employed in interstate bulk carrying and owned by Australian National Line and BHP. Port of

Ship

BOGONG

Rig

SS Bulk Carrier

Built

1966

Built By

Whyalla Shipbuilding & Engineering Works
Oil tanker weighing 16005 gross tons and built at Whyalla in 1968 by Whyalla ship building and Engineering Works. Owned by Shell International Marine Ltd and employed in coastal petrochamical. Official Number 317787. This image taken whilst vessel unde

Ship

CELLANA

Rig

Tanker

Built

1968

Built By

Whyalla Shipbuilding & Engineering Works

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CLUTHA CAPRICORN

Rig

SS Bulk Carrier

Tonnage

48,947

Built

1972

Built By

Whyalla Shipbuilding & Engineering Works
S.S. "Clutha Oceanic", built at Whyalla in 1969. Employed in Bauxite carrying and owned by Clutha development Pty Ltd. Tonnage: 32,404 Dimensions: length 710' This image shows vessel undergoing sea trials in 1969.

Ship

CLUTHA OCEANIC

Rig

SS Bulk Carrier

Built

1969

Built By

Whyalla Shipbuilding & Engineering Works
General cargo vessel, "Dandenong", built in 1946 by BHP Co Pty Ltd, Whyalla for the Australian Government. In 1947 management was transferred to The Australian Shipping Board, and in 1957 was transferred to the Australian National Line (having been conve

Ship

DANDENONG

Rig

Steel Screw Steamer

Built

1946

Built By

Whyalla Shipbuilding & Engineering Works
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