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Manhatten

US Engineer Office Galveston, TX. piocture by John Spivey

General properties

IMO number: 
5310929
Vessel type: 
TSHD
Flag: 
US
Built in: 
1904
Shipyard: 
Maryland Steel
Yard number: 
43

Physical properties

Length (BP): 
87.78 m
Width: 
14.45 m
Depth: 
7.62 m
Draft (loaded): 
6.1 m
speed: 
8.5 knts
Speed (loaded): 
6.5 knts
Hopper volume: 
1935 m³
Dredging depth: 
13.75 m
Suction pipe diameter: 
0.51 m
Number of dredging pipes: 
2

About this page

Status: 
Historical
Timeframe: 
1904 - 1974
Review: 
Scrapped

Last Updated

11 weeks 2 days ago

About this equipment

Delivered 1904 and placed in commission by the US Army Corps of Engineers, as USED Dredge Manhattan
Decommissioned circa 1951

Sold in 1951, renamed Sandon II
Sold in 1961, renamed Yau Wing No. 4

Final Disposition, scrapped in 1974

Displacement: Loaded: 5720 tn - light: 2790 tn
Propulsion Engines: two Maryland Steel Co. Vertical inverted compound steam engines 22'x44x20, I.H.P per engine 900, R.P.M 95
Pumping Engines: two Maryland Steel Co. Vertical inverted compound steam engines 16'x32x18, I.H.P per engine 350, R.P.M 167 average,

Source: www.navsource.org

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USED Dredge Manhattan moored pierside, date and location unknownDredge Manhattan moored pierside at Galveston, 27 February 1937