MOUNT SEYMOUR

MOUNT SEYMOUR (IMO: 9788629) is a Cargo vessel sailing under the Singapore flag. It has an overall length of 600 feets and a beam of 98 feets.

Vessel Identification

• MMSI: 563306500
• IMO Number: 9788629
• Call Sign: 9V2635
• Flag State: Singapore
• Vessel Type: Container Ship

Specifications

• Gross Tonnage: 94,270 GT
• Deadweight Tonnage: 101,600 DWT
• Length Overall: 300 meters
• Beam: 48.2 meters
• Draft: 14.5 meters
• TEU Capacity: 8,814 TEU
• Year Built: 2017

Propulsion

• Engine Type: MAN B&W Two-stroke Diesel
• Propulsion: Single screw
• Service Speed: approximately 22 knots

Shipyard

• Builder: Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI)
• Country: South Korea
• Year Delivered: 2017

Owner / Operator

• Registered Owner: Seaspan Corporation
• Operator: Seaspan Corporation
• Commercial Manager: Seaspan Corporation
• Port of Registry: Singapore

Navigation / Communications Equipment

• AIS Class: Class A
• AIS Transponder: Fitted
• GMDSS: Equipped
• ECDIS: Fitted
• Voyage Data Recorder (VDR): Fitted

Operating Region

• Trade Route: Trans-Pacific and international deep-sea container trades
• Primary Service: Long-term charter operations serving major liner shipping routes
• Operational Area: Pacific Ocean, connecting ports in Asia and North America

Vessel Description

Mount Seymour is a mid-size container vessel operating under the Singapore flag and managed by Seaspan Corporation, one of the world's largest independent container ship leasing companies. Built at Hyundai Heavy Industries in South Korea and delivered in 2017, the vessel is designed for efficient deep-sea container transport with a capacity of approximately 8,814 TEU. The ship is named in keeping with Seaspan's tradition of naming vessels after mountains in British Columbia, Canada, with Mount Seymour being a prominent peak in the North Shore Mountains near Vancouver. The vessel is equipped with modern navigation and safety systems in compliance with international maritime regulations and operates primarily on trans-Pacific trade corridors.