Former homeport Aktau, Kazakhstan. Built by De Hoop, Foxhol-Tolkamer, Netherlands and in August 2010 lying at Delfzijl, Netherlands ready to depart. Of Dutch shipping company Wagenborg and to be used in oil industry in Kazachstan.
Netherlands-flagged, homeport Utrecht, ENI 2311915. Former inland cargo ship.
Netherlands-flagged, homeport Urk, ENI 2206055, IMO 5331492 and call sign PHVE. Fishing vessel VF Skowronek, handed over to the Maritime Branch of the Polish Hydrological and Meteorological Institue in 1965, rebuilt at the Polish Navy Yard into the survey vessel Hydromet of the Polish government in 1995, decommissioned in 1993, sold to a Dutchmen in 1994 and renamed Swartebank. Completed by Northern Shipyard (Stocznia Polocna), Gdansk, Poland on 31 March 1953 as part of the B-11 series drift trawlers.
Netherlands-flagged, MMSI 244860986 and call sign PB6042. Delivered for account of the Rederij Wensveen, Rotterdam, Netherlands by the shipyard J. Boot-Dageraad, Woubrugge, Netherlands with yard number 367 on 18 February 1925. Wensveen went bankrupt around 1963. The ship was in 1967 sold to a private owner and converted into a floating house renamed Monkey S. Between 2002-2014 living superstructures removed. Dimensions 24.62 x 4.7-4.52 x 1.15 metres and tonnage 78 ton.
Netherlands-flagged, MMSI 244051229 and call sign PG5546. Former shrimps cutter built by D.&J. Boot Scheepsbouwers n.v., Alphen aan den Rijn, Netherlands in 1948 and active on the IJsselmeer and Waddenzee. Between 2010-2022 converted into a house boat. Dimensions 17 x 4 x 1.5 metres.
Netherlands-flagged, ENI 03350006, MMSI 244014592. Built at Gouda, Netherlands als sailing cargo ship in 1896 and active between Amsterdam and Utrecht. Dimensions 4 x 4.6 x 0.60-0.70 metres. Type Kraak. Later fitted out with an engine and modernized and afterwards rebuilt as a house boat.
Den Helder, Netherlands 1 April 2025
Built by Jensen, Esbjerg, Denmark in 1947.
Ex-TX10 Drie Gebroeders 1954-1959 and KW118 Cornelis 1959-, Arie Dirkje and Martha Antonina. Built by shipyard Dageraad, Woubrugge, Netherlands in 1954. Since 10 June 1959 KW 118.
Converted into a floating house. Built by Gebr. Boot, Alphen aan den Rijn, Netherlands in 1960.
Built by Scheepswerf A. Pannevis, Alphen aan den Rijn, Netherlands in 1914 for company Jac. Den Dulk&Zn, Scheveningen, Netherlands. After 1969 used temporarily as cargo ship for transport of herring from Ireland and Scotland to the Netherlands. Then private fishing, later floating house and in October 2024 towed to Kampen to be broken up.
Amsterdam, Netherlands 27 October 2024
P&A=Petersen&Alpers, Hamburg, Germany. Launched by Johann Oelkers, Hamburg on 16 July 1958, delivered on 23 October 1958. In 1980 sold to the Netherlands. Anno 2024 floating house. IMO 5389750.
Germany-flagged, homeport Leer, in 2024 for sale in the Netherlands. Built in 1902 and in 1997 using her casco completely rebuilt. Registration 32501718 NL.
