List of ships built by Hall, Russell & Company (801-900)

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List of ships built by Aberdeen shipbuilders Hall, Russell & Company, from yard number 801 to 900.

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The ships built in the sequence 601 to 800 cover the period 1947 — 1962.

One vessel built during this period by Hall, Russell & Company has become well known in popular culture, a fisheries research vessel built as Sir William Hardy (Yard number 846) was bought by Greenpeace, becoming the first Rainbow Warrior in 1977. The Rainbow Warrior would later be sunk by French Special Forces when it was used to disrupt French nuclear weapons testing in the Pacific.

List of Hall, Russell & Company built ships (801-900)
NameImageYard NumberConstructionTypeYearLength OverallBreadthDepthTonnageRef(s)
Star of Scotland801SteelTrawler1947128 feet 3 inches (39.09 m)24 feet 7 inches (7.49 m)13 feet 9 inches (4.19 m)285 long tons (290 t) [1]
Enugu802SteelCargo Steamer1948324 feet 10 inches (99.01 m)45 feet 10 inches (13.97 m)21 feet 1 inch (6.43 m)3,028 long tons (3,077 t) [2]
Caledonian Coast803Coaster1948261 feet (80 m)40 feet 1 inch (12.22 m)15 feet 6 inches (4.72 m)1,265 long tons (1,285 t) [3]
Marna804SteelCargo Steamer1948300 feet 9 inches (91.67 m)46 feet 1 inch (14.05 m)18 feet (5.5 m)2,086 long tons (2,119 t) [4]
Fulham X805SteelCargo - Collier (Coal)1948258 feet (79 m)39 feet 5 inches (12.01 m)18 feet 10 inches (5.74 m)1,759 long tons (1,787 t) [5]
Vikdal806SteelCargo1949382 feet 6 inches (116.59 m)60 feet 3 inches (18.36 m)21 feet 7 inches (6.58 m)4,667 long tons (4,742 t) [6]
Byfjord807Cargo Steamer1948311 feet 2 inches (94.84 m)44 feet 5 inches (13.54 m)17 feet 3 inches (5.26 m)2,009 long tons (2,041 t) [7]
Nordpol808SteelCargo1949383 feet 4 inches (116.84 m)60 feet 3 inches (18.36 m)21 feet 8 inches (6.60 m)4,728 long tons (4,804 t) [8]
Salvia809Trawler - Steam1948132 feet 9 inches (40.46 m)25 feet 2 inches (7.67 m)11 feet 5 inches (3.48 m)332 long tons (337 t) [9]
Stevia810Trawler - Steam1948132 feet 9 inches (40.46 m)25 feet 2 inches (7.67 m)11 feet 5 inches (3.48 m)332 long tons (337 t) [10]
Adriatic Coast811SteelCargo - Coaster1949235 feet 7 inches (71.81 m)38 feet 1 inch (11.61 m)15 feet 9 inches (4.80 m)1,050 long tons (1,070 t) [11]
Star VI Star VI+VII whale catcher model (HS.02804-2).jpg 812Steam Whaler1948148 feet (45 m)29 feet 7 inches (9.02 m)18 feet 1 inch (5.51 m)591 long tons (600 t) [12]
Star VII Star VI+VII whale catcher model (HS.02804-2).jpg 813Steam Whaler1948148 feet (45 m)29 feet 7 inches (9.02 m)18 feet 1 inch (5.51 m)591 long tons (600 t) [13]
Murdoch814SteelCargo - Collier (Coal)1949258 feet (79 m)39 feet 5 inches (12.01 m)16 feet 8 inches (5.08 m)1,759 long tons (1,787 t) [14]
Borre815SteelCargo1950244 feet 7 inches (74.55 m)38 feet 2 inches (11.63 m)13 feet (4.0 m)1,029 long tons (1,046 t) [15]
Bolt818SteelCargo1950244 feet 2 inches (74.42 m)38 feet 2 inches (11.63 m)13 feet (4.0 m)1,029 long tons (1,046 t) [16]
Dame Caroline Haslett819SteelCargo - Collier (Coal)1950190 feet 6 inches (58.06 m)28 feet 1 inch (8.56 m)14 feet 1 inch (4.29 m)1,029 long tons (1,046 t) [17]
Harry Richardson820SteelCargo - Collier (Coal)1950270 feet 6 inches (82.45 m)39 feet 6 inches (12.04 m)17 feet 1.5 inches (5.220 m)1,777 long tons (1,806 t) [18]
Barok821SteelCargo1950235 feet 7 inches (71.81 m)38 feet 1 inch (11.61 m)16 feet (4.9 m)1,029 long tons (1,046 t) [19]
Hero822SteelCargo Steamer1950264 feet (80 m)41 feet 11 inches (12.78 m)19 feet (5.8 m)1,838 long tons (1,867 t) [20]
Hydra823SteelCargo Steamer1950264 feet (80 m)41 feet 11 inches (12.78 m)19 feet (5.8 m)1,838 long tons (1,867 t) [21]
Hrefna824Trawler - Steam1951183 feet 11 inches (56.06 m)30 feet 1 inch (9.17 m)16 feet (4.9 m)681 long tons (692 t) [22]
Olafur Johannessen825Trawler - Steam1951183 feet 11 inches (56.06 m)30 feet 1 inch (9.17 m)16 feet (4.9 m)681 long tons (692 t) [23]
Drofn826Trawler - Steam1951183 feet 11 inches (56.06 m)30 feet 1 inch (9.17 m)16 feet (4.9 m)681 long tons (692 t) [24]
Cape St. Mary827Fisheries research vessel1951100 feet 3 inches (30.56 m)25 feet 1 inch (7.65 m)12 feet 6 inches (3.81 m)242 long tons (246 t) [25]
Pol XV828SteelSteam Whaler1951148 feet (45 m)29 feet 7 inches (9.02 m)18 feet 1 inch (5.51 m)590 long tons (600 t) [26]
Anno829SteelCargo - Coaster1952120 feet (37 m)24 feet 1 inch (7.34 m)9 feet (2.7 m)293 long tons (298 t) [27]
Howard Smith830SteelTug1952126 feet (38 m)32 feet (9.8 m)15 feet (4.6 m)499 long tons (507 t) [28]
Ajasa831Cargo - Collier (Coal)1953330 feet (100 m)46 feet (14 m)21 feet (6.4 m)3,262 long tons (3,314 t) [29]
Cormoor832SteelCargo - Collier (Coal)1953320 feet (98 m)46 feet 1 inch (14.05 m)22 feet 5 inches (6.83 m)3,374 long tons (3,428 t) [30]
Bow Santos833SteelCargo1954398 feet (121 m)58 feet (18 m)37 feet (11 m)4,939 long tons (5,018 t) [31]
Binna834SteelCargo - Timber1953266 feet (81 m)44 feet 1 inch (13.44 m)19 feet (5.8 m)1,858 long tons (1,888 t) [32]
Sir David II835Cargo - Collier (Coal)1954320 feet 10 inches (97.79 m)46 feet 1 inch (14.05 m)22 feet 5 inches (6.83 m)3,332 long tons (3,385 t) [33]
David Pollock836SteelCargo - Collier (Coal)1954320 feet (98 m)46 feet 1 inch (14.05 m)22 feet 5 inches (6.83 m)3,332 long tons (3,385 t) [34]
Thomas Goulden837SteelCargo - Collier (Coal)1955320 feet (98 m)46 feet 1 inch (14.05 m)22 feet 5 inches (6.83 m)3,332 long tons (3,385 t) [35]
Whitby Abbey838SteelCargo1954240 feet 7 inches (73.33 m)38 feet 7 inches (11.76 m)21 feet 7 inches (6.58 m)1,197 long tons (1,216 t) [36]
Fountains Abbey839SteelCargo1954256 feet 2 inches (78.08 m)38 feet 8 inches (11.79 m)13 feet (4.0 m)1,197 long tons (1,216 t) [37]
James Rowan840SteelCargo - Collier (Coal)1955323 feet 10 inches (98.70 m)43 feet 4 inches (13.21 m)20 feet 4 inches (6.20 m)2,947 long tons (2,994 t) [38]
Sir John Snell841SteelCargo - Collier (Coal)1955323 feet 10 inches (98.70 m)43 feet 4 inches (13.21 m)20 feet 4 inches (6.20 m)2,947 long tons (2,994 t) [39]
Charles H. Merz842SteelCargo - Collier (Coal)1955323 feet (98 m)40 feet (12 m)20 feet (6.1 m)2,947 long tons (2,994 t) [40]
Stephen Brown Stephen Brown 1987.jpg 844SteelCargo - Collier (Coal)1954240 feet 7 inches (73.33 m)40 feet 1 inch (12.22 m)16 feet 10 inches (5.13 m)1,464 long tons (1,487 t) [41]
Bruin845Cargo - Timber1955285 feet 6 inches (87.02 m)44 feet 4 inches (13.51 m)16 feet 10 inches (5.13 m)1,879 long tons (1,909 t) [42]
Sir William Hardy RainbowWarriorAmsterdam1981.jpg 846SteelFisheries research vessel1955127 feet 10 inches (38.96 m)27 feet 7 inches (8.41 m)15 feet (4.6 m)418 long tons (425 t) [43]
Sugar Importer847Cargo - Bulk Sugar1955330 feet (100 m)50 feet 1 inch (15.27 m)26 feet 7 inches (8.10 m)4,024 long tons (4,089 t) [44]
Sugar Exporter848Cargo - Bulk Sugar1955330 feet 10 inches (100.84 m)50 feet 1 inch (15.27 m)26 feet 7 inches (8.10 m)4,024 long tons (4,089 t) [45]
Esso Preston849SteelTanker - Bitumen1956299 feet (91 m)43 feet 6 inches (13.26 m)17 feet 4 inches (5.28 m)1,965 long tons (1,997 t) [46]
Bonavista852SteelPassenger and Cargo1956214 feet 9 inches (65.46 m)35 feet 1 inch (10.69 m)17 feet 2 inches (5.23 m)1,174 long tons (1,193 t) [47]
Nonia853SteelPassenger and Cargo1956214 feet 9 inches (65.46 m)35 feet 1 inch (10.69 m)17 feet 3 inches (5.26 m)1,174 long tons (1,193 t) [48]
Century854Cargo1956356 feet (109 m)50 feet 6 inches (15.39 m)22 feet (6.7 m)4,245 long tons (4,313 t) [49]
Shoreham855SteelCargo - Collier (Coal)1957242 feet (74 m)40 feet 6 inches (12.34 m)17 feet (5.2 m)1,834 long tons (1,863 t) [50]
Rona856SteelCargo - Molasses, Sugar and General1957390 feet (120 m)54 feet 8 inches (16.66 m)23 feet 9 inches (7.24 m)4,469 long tons (4,541 t) [51]
Corsea857SteelCargo - Collier (Coal)1957339 feet (103 m)46 feet (14 m)20 feet 3 inches (6.17 m)3,373 long tons (3,427 t) [52]
Sugar Producer858Cargo - Bulk Sugar1957370 feet 11 inches (113.06 m)53 feet (16 m)28 feet 1 inch (8.56 m)5,088 long tons (5,170 t) [53]
Sugar Transporter859Cargo - Bulk Sugar1957370 feet (110 m)53 feet (16 m)28 feet (8.5 m)6,550 long tons (6,660 t) [54]
Abel Tasman860SteelCargo1957290 feet 9 inches (88.62 m)44 feet 7 inches (13.59 m)22 feet 4 inches (6.81 m)2,681 long tons (2,724 t) [55]
Dulwich861SteelCargo - Collier (Coal)1957262 feet (80 m)39 feet 5 inches (12.01 m)18 feet 7 inches (5.66 m)1,873 long tons (1,903 t) [56]
Ewell862Cargo - Collier (Coal)1958275 feet (84 m)39 feet (12 m)17 feet (5.2 m)1,877 long tons (1,907 t) [57]
Lambeth863SteelCargo - Collier (Coal)1958262 feet 1 inch (79.88 m)39 feet 5 inches (12.01 m)18 feet 7 inches (5.66 m)1,877 long tons (1,907 t) [58]
Camberwell864SteelCargo - Collier (Coal)1958262 feet 2 inches (79.91 m)39 feet 5 inches (12.01 m)18 feet 7 inches (5.66 m)1,877 long tons (1,907 t) [59]
Meringa StateLibQld 1 148335 Meringa (ship).jpg 865SteelCargo - Bulk Sugar1958411 feet 5 inches (125.40 m)53 feet 5 inches (16.28 m)22 feet 10 inches (6.96 m)5,459 long tons (5,547 t) [60]
Sugar Refiner866Cargo - Bulk Sugar1958370 feet 11 inches (113.06 m)53 feet 2 inches (16.21 m)28 feet 1 inch (8.56 m)5,104 long tons (5,186 t) [61]
Holmside867SteelCargo - Bulk Sugar/Ore1959370 feet 11 inches (113.06 m)53 feet 2 inches (16.21 m)28 feet 1 inch (8.56 m)5,034 long tons (5,115 t) [62]
Eleuthera868SteelCargo1959360 feet 11 inches (110.01 m)54 feet 2 inches (16.51 m)33 feet 4 inches (10.16 m)5,407 long tons (5,494 t) [63]
Cienfuego869SteelCargo1959360 feet 11 inches (110.01 m)54 feet 2 inches (16.51 m)33 feet 4 inches (10.16 m)5,407 long tons (5,494 t) [64]
Tafawa Balewa870SteelCargo - Collier (Coal)1959323 feet 6 inches (98.60 m)46 feet 1 inch (14.05 m)21 feet 7 inches (6.58 m)3,211 long tons (3,263 t) [65]
Sugar Carrier871SteelCargo - Bulk Sugar1959401 feet (122 m)58 feet (18 m)32 feet (9.8 m)6,358 long tons (6,460 t) [66]
Point Fortin872SteelCargo - Lighter1959204 feet 6 inches (62.33 m)35 feet 1 inch (10.69 m)16 feet 5 inches (5.00 m)993 long tons (1,009 t) [67]
Ballyloran The "Ballyloran" at Carrickfergus - geograph.org.uk - 1078125.jpg 874SteelCargo1958205 feet 6 inches (62.64 m)33 feet 10 inches (10.31 m)14 feet 6 inches (4.42 m)1,092 long tons (1,110 t) [68]
Ballylesson875SteelCargo1958205 feet 6 inches (62.64 m)33 feet 10 inches (10.31 m)14 feet 6 inches (4.42 m)1,092 long tons (1,110 t) [69]
Santona877SteelCargo1959271 feet (83 m)44 feet 7 inches (13.59 m)26 feet 1 inch (7.95 m)1,769 long tons (1,797 t) [70]
Colina878Cargo1960271 feet (83 m)44 feet 7 inches (13.59 m)26 feet 1 inch (7.95 m)1,776 long tons (1,804 t) [71]
Woodside879SteelTrawler195998 feet 9 inches (30.10 m)23 feet 1 inch (7.04 m)11 feet (3.4 m)190 long tons (190 t) [72]
Countesswells880Trawler196098 feet 9 inches (30.10 m)23 feet 1 inch (7.04 m)11 feet (3.4 m)190 long tons (190 t) [73]
Maureen Croan881SteelTrawler1960106 feet 3 inches (32.39 m)23 feet (7.0 m)12 feet (3.7 m)234 long tons (238 t) [74]
Boston Wasp882Trawler1960114 feet 10 inches (35.00 m)26 feet 1 inch (7.95 m)13 feet (4.0 m)300 long tons (300 t) [75]
Princess Royal883Trawler1960114 feet 10 inches (35.00 m)26 feet 1 inch (7.95 m)13 feet (4.0 m)300 long tons (300 t) [76]
Malcolm Croan884Trawler1960106 feet 3 inches (32.39 m)23 feet 10 inches (7.26 m)12 feet (3.7 m)234 long tons (238 t) [77]
Aberdeen Venturer885SteelTrawler1960115 feet 10 inches (35.31 m)26 feet (7.9 m)13 feet 3 inches (4.04 m)298 long tons (303 t) [78]
Granton Merlin886Trawler1960106 feet 3 inches (32.39 m)23 feet 10 inches (7.26 m)12 feet (3.7 m)235 long tons (239 t) [79]
Star of the Isles887Trawler1960106 feet 3 inches (32.39 m)23 feet 10 inches (7.26 m)12 feet (3.7 m)226 long tons (230 t) [80]
Star of Scotland888Trawler1960106 feet 3 inches (32.39 m)23 feet 10 inches (7.26 m)12 feet (3.7 m)226 long tons (230 t) [81]
Glengairn889Trawler1960106 feet 3 inches (32.39 m)23 feet 10 inches (7.26 m)12 feet (3.7 m)228 long tons (232 t) [82]
Letitia890SteelCargo1961385 feet 11 inches (117.63 m)58 feet 2 inches (17.73 m)26 feet 5 inches (8.05 m)4,499 long tons (4,571 t) [83]
Admiral Drake891Trawler1960114 feet 5 inches (34.87 m)26 feet 1 inch (7.95 m)13 feet (4.0 m)225 long tons (229 t) [84]
Admiral Jellicoe892Trawler1961114 feet 5 inches (34.87 m)26 feet 1 inch (7.95 m)13 feet (4.0 m)306 long tons (311 t) [85]
Admiral Hawke893Trawler1961114 feet 5 inches (34.87 m)26 feet 1 inch (7.95 m)13 feet (4.0 m)225 long tons (229 t) [86]
Gosforth894SteelCargo1961383 feet 11 inches (117.02 m)56 feet 4 inches (17.17 m)31 feet (9.4 m)5,675 long tons (5,766 t) [87]
Coloso896Tug196190 feet 3 inches (27.51 m)25 feet 1 inch (7.65 m)12 feet 6 inches (3.81 m)176 long tons (179 t) [88]
Admiral Burnett897Trawler1961138 feet (42 m)28 feet 1 inch (8.56 m)14 feet (4.3 m)391 long tons (397 t) [89]
Mannofield898Trawler1961106 feet 3 inches (32.39 m)23 feet 10 inches (7.26 m)12 feet (3.7 m)226 long tons (230 t) [90]
Discovery Discovery Mersey.jpg 899SteelResearch Vessel1962235 feet 7 inches (71.81 m)46 feet 1 inch (14.05 m)18 feet 1 inch (5.51 m)2,665 long tons (2,708 t) [91]
Junella900SteelTrawler1962208 feet 6 inches (63.55 m)38 feet 6 inches (11.73 m)26 feet 3 inches (8.00 m)1,435 long tons (1,458 t) [92]

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