CCG Fleet: Vessel Details

Vessel Class:  Medium Icebreaker

Port of Registry:  Ont. - Ottawa

Home Region:  Central and Arctic

Home Port:  Que. - Québec

Vessel Status:  Active

Complement:  31

Officers:  11

Crew:  20

Berths Available:  26

Crewing Regime:  Layday

Ice Class:  Arctic Class 3

Class of Voyage:  Unlimited

MARPOL:  Yes

IMO:  7510834

Builder:  Burrard Dry Dock Co. Ltd.

Build Material:  Steel

Owner:  Canadian Coast Guard

Year Launched:  1978

Year in Service:  1978

Length (m):  98.2

Breadth (m):  19.2

Draft (m):  7.2

Freeboard (m):  3.7

Gross Tonnage (t):  5775

Net Tonnage (t):  1732

Cruising Range (nm):  15000

Endurance (d):  120

Cruising Speed (kts):  14

Maximum Speed (kts):  16.7

Fresh Water (m³):  135

Fuel Capacity (m³):  2450

Fuel Consumption (m³/d):  30

Helicopter Capacity: 1

Type(s): MBB - Bo105, Bell - 212, Bell - 206L

Flight Deck: Yes

Hangar: Yes

Storage:  Yes

Fuel (m³):  29.5

Propulsion:  Diesel electric AC/DC

Power (kw):  10142

This vessel is not equipped with dedicated Scientific Equipment

Main Deck (m²):  153

Boat Deck (m²):  82.3

After Deck (m²):  82.3

Focsle:  2

Flight Deck:  2

Other:  2

Main Hoist:  Hepburn 75M-0526

Crane #1 :  Hepburn 75M-0526

Crane #2 :  Hepburn 75M-0526

Crane #3 :  Hepburn 75M-0526

Towing Equipment:  Winch

Workboat #1:  RHIB

Workboat #2:  SP Barge

Workboat #3:  RHIB

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Biographical Information:  Pierre-Esprit Radisson (1636-1701). Born in France, he came to Canada at an early age, and spent several of his early years living with Mohawks. Joining forces with his brother-in-law, Medard Des Grosseilliers, he became fur trader and explorer, and was instrumental in establishing the Hudson's Bay Company. His contributions to early Canadian economy, played a major role in the development of Western Canada for centuries to come. Radisson is buried in London, England.

Modernization Information:  Not Applicable