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UDANG NATUNA (1964)
Service dates: 1964-1990
Official number: 306221
Shipping lines: TRIDENT TANKERS LTD.; P&O BULK SHIPPING DIVISION; P&O BULK SHIPPING LTD.; P&O STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
Ship type:
Tanker.
Career
- 10.06.1964
- Launched.
- 22.12.1964
- Delivered as Ottawa for Trident Tankers Ltd. Her original name is that of the capital city of Canada, and had been carried by an earlier ship purchased by The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company in 1856.
- 16.08.1971
- Management and operation transferred to P&O Bulk Shipping Division.
- 27.09.1972
- Ownership transferred to The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company.
- 21.10.1972
- Re-measured. Now 51,756 grt, 93,231 tons deadweight.
- 08.10.1974
- Arrived at Gibraltar to be laid up. As a steamship she was proving expensive to operate.
- 1977
- P&O Bulk Shipping Division restyled P&O Bulk Shipping Ltd.
- 17.02.1978
- Left Gibraltar after lay-up.
- 22.03.1978
- Arrived at IHI Jurong shipyard, Singapore to be refitted for service as an oil storage vessel.
- 14.09.1978
- Ownership transferred to Sea Transport Services Ltd. Renamed Udang Natuna and bareboat chartered to Conoco Inc. Registry transferred to Monrovia, Liberia (Official Number 6356, Call Sign D5IZ).
- 08.11.1978
- Sailed from Singapore for the Udang oilfield off north-west Kalimantan, Indonesia, where she was to be based.
- 17.12.1990
- Sold to Kwality Steel Suppliers (Shipbreaking Yard), Alang, India, to be broken up.