Berlin passenger ship Stern: On mysterious course by Herne-Ost!

Berlin passenger ship Stern: On mysterious course by Herne-Ost!

Schleuse Herne-Ost, 44628 Herne, Deutschland - Yesterday the passenger ship registered in Berlin passed the Herne-Ost lock, both in the upper water and in the underwater. This event attracts attention because it is a significant passenger ship that is used for tourists and day trippers.

The ship has remarkable specifications: with a length of 26.76 meters and a width of 5.10 meters, it offers space for up to 120 people. The depth of 0.80 meters enables the star to navigate even in flatter waters. The ship's machine output is 204 hp and it is equipped with an IVECO engine. The stern was built in Germany in 2006, especially in the Bolle shipyard in Derben.

Details and ambiguities

Despite the exact specifications, it remains unclear whether the ship is sold or drives to a shipyard. This could be of interest to potential buyers or operators, especially if they are interested in using such passenger ships. It is striking that the future of the ship is currently not known, which raises questions about his next step.

The stern is not only a watercraft, but also part of a larger tradition of shipping on German waters, which is used for both transport and leisure purposes. The passage through the Herne-Ost lock is a symbolic act that illustrates how important such ships are for the waterways in Germany.

The Information about the Berlin passenger ship was taken up by various sources and has aroused the interest of experts from the shipping industry and tourists who may want to plan future trips. For further information on this incident and the associated circumstances, see the current report At www.lokalkompass.de .