Esso Pacific
Scrapped · Source reviewed 2026-09-09
The sister vessel of Esso Atlantic, built for large-scale crude-oil transport. The ship was broken up in 2002. Sources ↓
Esso Pacific alongside Sea Brilliance (formerly Prairial) at Vestnes, July 1985.
Wolfgang Fricke / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 3.0. Resized and converted to WebP; directory thumbnail cropped.
Vessel particulars
Reported values from the references below. Cruise-ship beam uses the waterline measurement where supplied. Year may refer to delivery or first service.
| Length overall | 406.57 m ↗ |
|---|---|
| Gross tonnage | Not recorded as modern GT ↗ |
| Beam | Not recorded ↗ |
| Year in source | 1977 ↗ |
This vessel has been dismantled.
Its place in the fleet
This vessel ranks 6 by reported length in this directory. Equal measurements share a rank.
Length comparison
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Where is it now?
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A life in milestones
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Build / delivery year in the source
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Esso Pacific ↗
Sources & measurement notes
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- Esso Pacific ↗
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