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The Ocean Conservation Society research vessel, “ANNIE JO” is a thirty-seven foot Nordic Tugs powerboat optimized for coastal and offshore navigation. She is equipped with a full compliment of electronics, scientific and communication equipment allowing us to download satellite data on weather trends and oceanographic conditions, utilize e-mail while underway, record bio-acoustic sounds, and collect detailed data on marine mammals and their habitat.
"ANNIE JO" is a gift from Roland and Janet McKneely of Shreveport, Louisiana.
We appreciate their generosity and support.
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| "ANNIE JO" donors Roland and Janet McKneely |
She is self-contained with a full galley, ample storage, and refrigeration. “ANNIE JO” has a settee for comfortable group dining and accommodations for up to six researchers with two private double cabins and a full head including hot water and shower.
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| Main Salon |
Galley |
Stable, safe and economical to run, she has a world cruising pedigree and over a thousand-mile range. "ANNIE JO’s" computerized inboard diesel provides exceptional fuel efficiency and comfortable motoring at speeds well over 15 knots.
ANNIE JO is fully outfitted for safety at sea with life raft and self-locating satellite EPIRB (Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon), and a full medical kit for all emergencies.
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| Pilothouse |
| Nordic Tug 37 Specifications |
LOA |
41' 3" with pulpit and roller |
LWL |
37' 4" |
Beam |
12' 11" |
Draft |
4’4" |
Power |
Cummins QSB 380Hp |
Weight(dry) |
22,000 |
Weight(wet) |
26,000 |
Fuel |
324 |
Range |
approx. 1,000 NM @ 8 knts
(varies with load conditions) |
Fresh Water |
144 |
Black Water |
32 |
Grey Water |
9 |
Sleep # |
6 DC |
For additional technical information on our boat, please visit the manufacturer's website.
© 2005 Ocean Conservation Society.
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