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Mar 27, 2011
Coaster salvaged by J.A. Rederiet
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J A Rederiet has successfully executed a salvage operation of the German 1962-built coaster Nordland I, which has been standing high and dry on the beach of the German island Borkum in the Waddenzee. The small coaster, 349 DWT, was driven ashore in a storm three weeks ago.
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