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retourdredger Côtes d'Armor


Saint-Malo (2009-08-22) - Côtes d'Armor
Saint-Malo (2009-08-22)
Côtes d'Armor

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 Characteristics 
 IMO8410275
 Flag France 
 Length58.27 m 
 Breadth9.4 m
 Draught3.89 m 
 Gross Tonnage730 t 
 Year of build1985 
 ShipyardYorkshire Dry Dock (Hull -UK) 
  
  
Côtes d'Armor is a dredger used by Timac. She harvests maërl and broben shells at sea, which are used to improve agricultural lands. She is managed by the Compagnie Armoricaine de Navigation (CAN), a subsidiary of the Roullier group.

CAN also manages another dredger, the Côtes de Bretagne.

History

She was originally build as dry bulker and nammed Gwyn , she sank in 1985.

Sha was later transformed in dredger and renammed Hendrika.

She became the french Côtes d'Armor in 1989 and has been remotorised in 1993.


Last update : 2010-08-07