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Steamship Mutual – Vessels insured between 20th February 2013 and 20th February 2014 Vessel Name IMO Number Certificate Number Vessel Name IMO Number Certificate Number 007 Unknown 39141 10326 - ZODIAC Unknown 812111 007 Unknown 45324 105 HYODONG CHEMI 8875968 43013 23 Unknown 823250 107 HYODONG CHEMI 9262285 43014 197 Unknown 823250 120' OCEAN ALEXANDER / CHRISTENSEN M/Y 9652856 39126 198 Unknown 823250 13 B 23-52 Unknown 811177 455 Unknown 823437 13 B 23-52 Unknown 812791 600 Unknown 823960 13 X SKIFF BOATS Unknown 41882 712 Unknown 823437 15' RUNABOUT Unknown 43332 881 Unknown 811265 17' RUNABOUT Unknown 43334 882 Unknown 811265 17' RUNABOUT (RESCUE) Unknown 43335 883 Unknown 811265 18' SEINE SKIFF / 75 HP Unknown 41253 884 Unknown 811265 20' RIVER ALUMINIUM BOAT / 75 HP Unknown 41252 885 Unknown 811265 22' ALUMINIUM SKIFF / 115 HP Unknown 41249 886 Unknown 811265 22' ALUMINIUM SKIFF / 185 HP Unknown 41250 887 Unknown 811265 22' ALUMINIUM SKIFF / 200 HP Unknown 41251 888 Unknown 811265 2363 FRANCIS-PIA Unknown 811050 889 Unknown 811265 2363 FRANCIS-PIA Unknown 812793 890 Unknown 811265 237-4990 Unknown 812825 891 Unknown 811265 25' STAMAS SPORT FISHING VESSEL Unknown 44712 892 Unknown 811265 25 X 5.60 Unknown 830035 893 Unknown 811265 30 X 90 DECK BARGE Unknown 43675 894 Unknown 811265 32FT BOSTON WHALER (TENDER TO HARMONY) Unknown 39172 895 Unknown 811265 32FT BOSTON WHALER (TENDER TO HARMONY) Unknown 45257 2229 Unknown 811050 39X8,5X3 Unknown 820488 2229 Unknown 812793 4 X OHNE NAMEN Unknown 823250 2320 Unknown 811050 5358 - ROTHENSEE Unknown 811159 2320 Unknown 812793 5358 - ROTHENSEE Unknown 812778 2328 Unknown 811052 550-1 9270309 43043 2328 Unknown 812777 550-2 9270311 43045 2407 Unknown 811380 550-3 9271107 43047 2407 Unknown 812798 550-4 9271092 43049 2412 Unknown 811380 5604440 - DAGOBERT Unknown 811050 2412 Unknown 812798 5604440 - DAGOBERT Unknown 812793 2415 Unknown 812495 6498 - BEATRICE Unknown 811208 2415 Unknown 812796 6498 - BEATRICE Unknown 812766 2420 Unknown 811233 650-1 9369318 43063 2420 Unknown 812799 650-10 9542647 43070 2423 Unknown 811274 650-2 9369320 43055 2423 Unknown 812797 650-3 9369332 43057 2610 Unknown 811050 650-4 9369344 43059 2610 Unknown 812793 650-5 9369356 43061 2613 Unknown 811050 650-6 9369368 43064 2613 Unknown 812793 650-7 9542611 43052 2637 Unknown 812112 650-8 9542623 43053 2637 Unknown 812794 650-9 9542635 43067 JAN 7 Unknown 811601 6L2XL1051235 Unknown 820539 184032 Unknown 811189 750-1 9475076 43072 297372 Unknown 822314 750-2 9475337 43039 @LAST 0 46067 750-3 9475351 45856 10049 - ZODIAC Unknown 812111 750-3 9475351 46740 10050 - ZODIAC Unknown 812111 A 4 - 21302 Unknown 821017 10325 - ZODIAC Unknown 812111 A 5 - 21303 Unknown 821017 Vessels entered in the Club may not be on risk for the whole of the policy year in question. Enquiries regarding this register should be made to David Ragan, Compliance Manager, Steamship Insurance Management Services Limited, Tel: +44 20 7650 6426; Email: [email protected] 1 of 89 Steamship Mutual – Vessels insured between 20th February 2013 and 20th February 2014 Vessel Name IMO Number Certificate Number Vessel Name IMO Number Certificate Number A. VAN EIJCK Unknown 811593 ADONIA 9210220 41658 A.J.MCALLISTER 9307293 43769 ADONIS 9320362 44537 AAL BRISBANE 9498341 42135 ADRIAAN Unknown 811192 AAL DALIAN 9498470 45392 ADRIANA Unknown 44986 AAL KEMBLA 9498353 42149 ADSOWI Unknown 821765 AAL KOBE 9498444 42142 ADSOWI 2 Unknown 821765 AAL PUSAN 9498389 42144 ADSOWI 4 Unknown 821765 AALSTVEEN I Unknown 812585 ADT 1 Unknown 823784 AAR Unknown 812441 ADT 10 Unknown 823784 AARBURG Unknown 812416 ADT 2 Unknown 823784 AARBURG Unknown 812775 ADT 3 Unknown 823784 AARON Unknown 823284 ADT 4 Unknown 823784 AARON S. MCCALL 9612703 43571 ADT 5 Unknown 823784 ABALON 8990536 44401 ADT 6 Unknown 823784 ABEL TASMAN Unknown 811593 ADT 7 Unknown 823784 ABML GRACE 9224738 45009 ADT 8 Unknown 823784 ABML GRACE 9224738 45061 ADT 9 Unknown 823784 ABML GRACE 9224738 45110 ADUR 0 44664 ABML GRACE 9224738 45343 ADVENTURE OF THE SEAS 9167227 43591 ABRA JOY Unknown 45015 AEC BELIEF 9303601 45028 ABRAHAM LINCOLN Unknown 41432 AEC DILIGENCE 9249025 47723 ACACIA RUBRA 9468530 42123 AEGEAN SEA 8644333 45210 ACADIAN 9298715 41189 AERT VAN NES Unknown 811593 ACADIAN TRADER 6602757 45011 AFRICAN CAT Unknown 44008 ACALI Unknown 811530 AFRICAN QUEEN Unknown 44009 ACALI 2 Unknown 823875 AGAAT 6 Unknown 811903 ACALI 2 Unknown 824012 AGDASH 9435325 41973 ACALI 3 Unknown 823875 AGENA 9197430 41102 ACAMAR 0 47570 AGIA 9088639 44621 ACAPU Unknown 39449 AGNES Unknown 812519 ACAPU Unknown 45180 AGUADA Unknown 44792 ACE 1011537 39226 AGUANO I Unknown 39450 ACE 1011537 44562 AGUANO I Unknown 45171 ACHELOOS Unknown 821180 AGUARA Unknown 43269 ACHIEVEMENT 9542568 43050 AGUAS CLARAS Unknown 43296 ACHIM Unknown 811280 AGUILUCHO Unknown 43246 ACROPOLIS Unknown 812696 AI DING HU 9214642 43747 ACTION 9346744 41850 AIDAAURA 9221566 41633 ACTIONBOAT03 Unknown 812185 AIDABELLA 9362542 41635 ACTIONBOAT04 Unknown 812185 AIDABLU 9398888 41632 AD FUNDUM Unknown 812246 AIDACARA 9112789 41634 AD FUNDUM III Unknown 812170 AIDADIVA 9334856 41636 ADDI L 9139323 42351 AIDALUNA 9334868 41637 ADELAAR Unknown 823855 AIDAMAR 9490052 41631 ADINESIA 9339935 43333 AIDASOL 9490040 41638 ADJO Unknown 811005 AIDASTELLA 9601132 43128 ADJO 2 Unknown 811005 AIDAVITA 9221554 40532 ADJO 3 Unknown 811005 AIMEE Unknown 811935 ADLER II Unknown 38296 AIRA-1 Unknown 46626 ADLER II Unknown 44502 AJOS G. 9145138 41888 ADMAS 8302193 44422 AJUG 21341 Unknown 823501 ADMIRALENGRACHT Unknown 822400 AJUG 21341 Unknown 823998 Vessels entered in the Club may not be on risk for the whole of the policy year in question. Enquiries regarding this register should be made to David Ragan, Compliance Manager, Steamship Insurance Management Services Limited, Tel: +44 20 7650 6426; Email: [email protected] 2 of 89 Steamship Mutual – Vessels insured between 20th February 2013 and 20th February 2014 Vessel Name IMO Number Certificate Number Vessel Name IMO Number Certificate Number AJUG II Unknown 823501 ALEXANDER DUFF Unknown 43158 AJUG II Unknown 823998 ALEXANDER HAMILTON Unknown 41422 AKAL II Unknown 49779 ALEXIA 2 8906822 42707 AKELA 9373199 41101 ALFA XII Unknown 44010 AKEN Unknown 821136 ALFONS NOWAG Unknown 810096 AKG AMSTERDAM 0 46758 ALFRED HEINEKEN Unknown 811593 AKNOUL 8917883 42270 ALGARVE Unknown 812599 AL HUWAILA 9274850 43195 ALIANCA BRASIL 9000730 44193 AL MESSILAH 7924425 44268 ALIANCA EUROPA 9000742 44198 AL NABILA 5 8705618 42708 ALIANCA I Unknown 43299 AL RAHMANI 9463619 38491 ALIANCA II Unknown 43301 AL RAHMANI 9463619 44394 ALIANCA IV Unknown 43300 AL RASIKH 9463621 38494 ALIANCA MANAUS 9273961 44196 AL RASIKH 9463621 44393 ALIANCA MARACANA 9007271 44191 AL SHAMIKH 9463607 38490 ALIANCA SANTOS 9273923 44194 AL SHAMIKH 9463607 44397 ALIANCA V Unknown 43305 AL SHUWAIKH 8506361 44267 ALICE 9157363 43540 ALADDIN Unknown 812708 ALICE G MCCALL 9517886 44195 ALASKA AF STROMSTAD Unknown 811189 ALICE MORAN 7420429 43356 ALASKA MARINER 8513687 41254 ALIE Unknown 823867 ALASKA PACKER 8133059 43009 ALINA Unknown 803256 ALASKA TITAN 9536129 41270 ALINA Unknown 811853 ALASKA TRADER Unknown 41237 ALISIOS 0 46220 ALASKAN VENTURER Unknown 42960 ALISMA Unknown 811830 ALATAU 9416551 42141 ALKAHERA 9441788 43180 ALBA 2 0 45219 ALL SEVEN 1000289 44011 ALBATROS 7304314 41182 ALLEGRO Unknown 812236 ALBATROS Unknown 823870 ALLEGRO Unknown 812313 ALBATROS - UK 208 Unknown 823904 ALLER 9313632 45007 ALBERT CUYP Unknown 811593 ALLER Unknown 812145 ALBERT PIETER Unknown 811392 ALLER Unknown 823501 ALBERT PLESMAN Unknown 811392 ALLER Unknown 823998 ALBERT SCHWEITZER Unknown 811593 ALLERDIEP 9472012 42727 ALBERTINE Unknown 811216 ALLES HEEFT EEN TIJD - 21359 Unknown 821017 ALBLAS Unknown 812088 ALLIANCE CHARLESTON 9342205 40896 ALCATRAZ Unknown 811260 ALLIANCE FAIRFAX 9303546 40897 ALD FRYSLAN Unknown 823856 ALLURE SHADOW 8115734 40286 ALDEBARAN Unknown 43001 ALLZWECK MOTORBOOT 10 Unknown 823249 ALEA Unknown 812212 ALLZWECK MOTORBOOT 11 Unknown 823250 ALEAH LOUISE 9564657 44389 ALLZWECK MOTORBOOT 12 Unknown 823250 ALEGRIA Unknown 43290 ALLZWECK MOTORBOOT 13 Unknown 823249 ALEGRIA Unknown 812181 ALLZWECK MOTORBOOT 14 Unknown 823250 ALEMANNIA Unknown 811630 ALLZWECK MOTORBOOT 15 Unknown 823250 ALERCE 9250323 43006 ALLZWECK MOTORBOOT 16 Unknown 823250 ALESSANDRO VOLTA 9292773 40186 ALLZWECK MOTORBOOT 17 Unknown 823249 ALEUTIAN FALCON 8016330 43008 ALLZWECK MOTORBOOT 18 Unknown 823249 ALEUTIAN TRADER Unknown 41223 ALLZWECK MOTORBOOT 19 Unknown 823249 ALEX Unknown 812455 ALLZWECK MOTORBOOT 2 Unknown 823250 ALEX MCALLISTER 8601159 43756 ALLZWECK MOTORBOOT 20 Unknown 823249 ALEXANDER Unknown 811114 ALLZWECK MOTORBOOT 21 Unknown 823250 ALEXANDER Unknown 812127 ALLZWECK MOTORBOOT 22 Unknown 823249 ALEXANDER Unknown 823784 ALLZWECK MOTORBOOT 23 Unknown 823250 Vessels entered in the Club may not be on risk for the whole of the policy year in question. Enquiries regarding this register should be made to David Ragan, Compliance Manager, Steamship Insurance Management Services Limited, Tel: +44 20 7650 6426; Email: [email protected] 3 of 89 Steamship Mutual – Vessels insured between 20th February 2013 and 20th February 2014 Vessel Name IMO Number Certificate Number Vessel Name IMO Number Certificate Number ALLZWECK MOTORBOOT 24 Unknown 823250 AMADEUS DIAMOND Unknown 811980 ALLZWECK MOTORBOOT 25 Unknown 823250 AMADEUS ELEGANT Unknown 812128 ALLZWECK MOTORBOOT 26 Unknown 823249 AMADEUS PRINCESS Unknown 811979 ALLZWECK MOTORBOOT 28 Unknown 823250 AMADEUS RHAPSODY
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