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    Collision near Morgan's Point in Houston Ship Channel [Image 11 of 19]

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    A large blue tanker vessel named 'Carla Maersk' is photographed in dense fog on open water. The ship displays visible hull damage or deformation on its port side midship area. Deck lights are illuminated, likely due to the low-visibility foggy conditions.

    MORGAN'S POINT, TEXAS, UNITED STATES

    03.09.2015

    Photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Dustin Williams  

    U.S. Coast Guard PADET Texas

    The chemical tanker Carla Maersk sits at anchor off Morgan's Point, Texas, after being involved in a collision with the bulk carrier Conti Peridot March 9, 2015. The Maersk was carrying about 216,000 barrels of Methyl Tertiary Butyl Ether and an unknown quantity of the product was spilled. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Dustin R. Williams)

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    Date Taken: 03.09.2015
    Date Posted: 03.09.2015 21:53
    Photo ID: 1805602
    VIRIN: 150309-G-CZ043-011
    Resolution: 4128x2322
    Size: 1.29 MB
    Location: MORGAN'S POINT, TEXAS, US
    Web Views: 216
    Downloads: 18

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    A large Maersk tanker vessel named 'Carla Maersk' is photographed in foggy, overcast conditions on open water. The ship displays the distinctive light blue hull color associated with the Maersk shipping company, with a red anti-fouling paint visible at the waterline. The vessel appears to be underway or anchored in low-visibility weather conditions.
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    A large Maersk tanker vessel named 'Carla Maersk' is photographed in heavy fog conditions on open water. The ship displays the characteristic light blue hull color of the Maersk fleet with a red lower hull section. Rough, choppy water is visible in the foreground, and several seabirds are flying in the misty background.
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