IMO 5300699
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Confirm the vessel name and IMO number match. Ross Tiger (IMO 5300699) · Flag: GBR
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Ross Tiger, GY398, is North East Lincolnshire's memorial to the history of the Port of Grimsby. The town today has thriving industry and is, according to ABP,'Chief vehicle-handling centre of the North, handling almost 400,000 vehicles annually' with ships up to 6000 dwt[\[5\]](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RossTiger#citenote-5) However, Grimsby will always be associated with its terrific history. With Victorian docks once the envy of the nation, Grimsby was famed for its great fishing fleet. Fishing from the port of Grimsby goes back as far as Grim, the Danish fisherman who founded the town,…
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