TRONDUR I GOTU

TRONDUR I GOTU (IMO: 9279238) is a Fishing vessel sailing under the Faroe Islands flag. It has an overall length of 246 feets and a beam of 52 feets.

Vessel Identification

MMSI: 231307000 IMO: 9279238 Call Sign: XPXP Flag: Faroe Islands Vessel Type: Fishing Vessel

Specification

Gross Tonnage: 1,499 GT Length Overall: 64.9 m Beam: 14.0 m Year Built: 2003

Propulsion

Engine Type: Diesel Propulsion Type: Single Screw

Shipyard

Builder: Aker Langsten AS Build Location: Tomrefjord, Norway Year Completed: 2003

Owner/Operator

Registered Owner: P/F Varðin Country of Ownership: Faroe Islands Home Port: Fuglafjørður, Faroe Islands

Operating Region

The vessel operates primarily in the North Atlantic Ocean, conducting fishing operations in waters surrounding the Faroe Islands, as well as in Norwegian Sea and broader Northeast Atlantic fishing grounds. The Faroe Islands fleet, of which this vessel is a part, traditionally operates across sub-Arctic and Arctic fishing zones.

Vessel Description

TRONDUR I GOTU is a Faroese fishing vessel built in 2003 by Norwegian shipyard Aker Langsten. Operating under the flag of the Faroe Islands with home port in Fuglafjørður, the vessel is engaged in commercial fishing operations in the North Atlantic. The vessel is named after Trøndur í Gøtu, a notable figure from Faroese medieval history. As part of the Faroese fishing fleet, the vessel is subject to regulations governing fishing quotas and operations in North Atlantic waters under agreements between the Faroe Islands and relevant coastal states and international fisheries organizations.