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Esso Montpelier - (1940-1952)
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Tanker "Esso Montpelier" after launching at Federal Shipyard, May 25, 1940.
Sisterships are "Esso Bayonne", "Esso Bayway", "Esso Boston", "Esso Bolivar" and "Esso Concord".
"Esso Montpelier" outbound, February 15th, 1941. (Photo US Coast Guard)
"Esso Montpelier" outbound, October 24th, 1941. (Photo US Coast Guard)
"Esso Montpelier", outbound, August 18th, 1943, with a deck load of planes. (Photo US Coast Guard)
 
"Esso Montpelier" in stormy weather.
 
"Sabine", ex. "Esso Montpelier", in 1960 just before being loaded with scrap metal and sent to the scrap yard.
She was built in 1940 as the ESSO Montpelier, Sabine Transportation acquired her in 1952.

The Miramar Ship Index for
ESSO MONTPELIER
IDNo / IMO
2239817
Year
1940
Name
ESSO MONTPELIER
Flag
USA
Owner
Standard Oil Co., of N.J.
Type
Tanker
Tons
7698
DWT
13080
LOA
137.2
LPP
134.1
Beam
20.3
Dept
10.52
Draft
8.55
Mach.
1ST-12
Power
3,300 SHP
Design
Custom built
Builder
The Federal Shipbuilding And Dry Dock Co.
Yard
Kearny, Nj.
Yard No
177
Built
USA
Keel
?? 1940
Launch
25.05.1940
Compl.
03.07.1940
Subsequent History
1950 ESSO MONTPELIER  - Esso Shipping Co.
1952 SABINE - Sabine Tptn., Co., Inc.
End
1961
Disposal Data
Scrapped Barrow 27.02.1961. [By T.W. Ward Ltd.]

 "Esso Montpelier", Status Card.