Completed 2011 Length 249 m | Yard number 2341 Draft 12 m | |
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Maersk Cape Coast is a 28,991 tonne container vessel that is operated by Maersk. It is named Cape Coast after the capital of the Central Region, Ghana. The ship was named in the Tema Harbour by Dr. Mrs. Naadu Mills, the then First lady of Ghana on 18 July 2011. The vessel is part of Maersk's fleet of vessels that call at West African ports and harbours.
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Ship building
The vessel was built in Korea. The overall length of the vessel is 249 metres.
Capacity
The vessel has a carrying capacity of 4,500 twenty footer units of containers.
Features
The vessel is fitted with waste and heat recovery system that can save 10 percent of engine power.
References
Maersk Cape Coast Wikipedia(Text) CC BY-SA