Port and Cromarty Firth Movements
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The picture right, taken on 9th December 2004, shows the pipelaying vessel Scandi Navica dwarfed by the rig Transocean Rather at the Service Base, Invergordon.
Archive
Information on movements in the Firth prior to the period shown below are held in the archive which can be reached by clicking on this > link.
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The following has kindly been supplied by Cromarty Firth Port Authority and occurred during the period 2nd March 8th March 2010.
A.H.T.S. (Anchor Handling Tug Supply)
Maersk Attender (6365 tonnes) was in the Firth on 3rd and 4th March.
Sea Tiger (2556 tonnes) was at the Service Base (3) on 4th March.
Normand Mariner (4462 tonnes) was in the Firth on 5th March.
Havila Saturn (2807 tonnes) was in the Firth on 5th March.
Diving Support
Subsea Viking (7401 tonnes) left the Admiralty Pier on 2nd March, was in the Firth from 4th to 7th March, and then arrived back at the Admiralty Pier on 8th March.
General Cargo
River Trader (794 tonnes) left the Saltburn Pier on 2nd March.
Oil Tanker
Overseas Yosemite (62,775 tonnes) was at the Nigg Oil Terminal from 2nd to 4th March.
Petroatlantic (54,865 tonnes) was at the Nigg Oil Terminal from 2nd to 4th March.
Seatransport (57,529 tonnes) arrived at the Nigg Oil Terminal on 8th March.
Platform Supply
Bourbon Crown (3154 tonnes) arrived in the Firth on 7th March.
There were numerous tug movements in support of the Port’s operations.
