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  3. IMAGO History, Die größten Ölkatastrophen, Torrey Canyon sinkt 1967 vor Cornwall

IMAGO History, Die größten Ölkatastrophen, Torrey Canyon sinkt 1967 vor Cornwall

05.10.2021

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  • May 05, 1969 - Oil Transfers At Sea Begin Off Britain Holiday Beaches: The shell tankers Macoma, 207,000 tons, and Drups, 70,000 tons, linked off Torbay, Devon yesterday during the first massive transfer to crude oil from one vessel to another. Off the holiday beaches of Britain. Nearly 70,000 tons of oil is being transferred in an 18-houroperation ending this morning. The macoma has to unload part of her cargo at sea because no port serving a shell refinery has yet dredged a channel deep enough for the fully-laden tankers in the 200,000-ton class. Shell is buying or chartering 29 such ships. Oil transfers will take place twice a week outside British territorial waters until deep water facilities are ready in 1970 at Rotterdam, Le Havre, Gothenburg, and Fos, near Marseiulles, Areas elected for transfers are lyne Bay, the Suffolk coast north of Felixstowe, the Liverpool sid eof the Bay of - ZUMAk09

    May 05, 1969 - Oil Transfers At Sea Begin Off Britain Holiday Beaches: The shell tankers Macoma, 207,000 tons, and Drups, 70,000 tons, linked off Torbay, Devon yesterday during the first massive transfer to crude oil from one vessel to another. Off the holiday beaches of Britain. Nearly 70,000 tons of oil is being transferred in an 18-houroperation ending this morning. The macoma has to unload part of her cargo at sea because no port serving a shell refinery has yet dredged a channel deep enough for the fully-laden tankers in the 200,000-ton class. Shell is buying or chartering 29 such ships. Oil transfers will take place twice a week outside British territorial waters until deep water facilities are ready in 1970 at Rotterdam, Le Havre, Gothenburg, and Fos, near Marseiulles, Areas elected for transfers are lyne Bay, the Suffolk coast north of Felixstowe, the Liverpool sid eof the Bay of - ZUMAk09

  • Mar. 29, 1967 - Torrey Canyon Blaze Is Put Out By The Tide: Last night s high tide put out the blaze on the wracked tanker Torrey Canyon started yesterday by Naval and R.A.F. planes with bombs and tanks of jet fuel. Naval Buccaneers fropped 36 1,000lb. bombs on the tanker - of which about 30 were on target. Then Hunter jets jettisoned their wing-tip drop tanks - each with 100 gallons of petrol to keep the blaze alive. Photo shows The huge smoke column from the stricken Torrey Canyon, off land s End yesterday. - ZUMAk09

    Mar. 29, 1967 - Torrey Canyon Blaze Is Put Out By The Tide: Last night s high tide put out the blaze on the wracked tanker Torrey Canyon started yesterday by Naval and R.A.F. planes with bombs and tanks of jet fuel. Naval Buccaneers fropped 36 1,000lb. bombs on the tanker - of which about 30 were on target. Then Hunter jets jettisoned their wing-tip drop tanks - each with 100 gallons of petrol to keep the blaze alive. Photo shows The huge smoke column from the stricken Torrey Canyon, off land s End yesterday. - ZUMAk09

  • Mar. 03, 1967 - Oil from Crippled Tanker threatens beaches.: Efforts are being made to save the beaches of Cornwall and the Scilly Isles from the threat of oil from the crippled giant 61,000-ton tanker Torrey Canyon, which lies on the Seven Stones Reef between the Scilly Isles and Land s End. Photo shows: Aerial view of the crippled tanker Torrey Canyon, which lies helpless on the Seven stones reef off Land s End. - ZUMAk09

    Mar. 03, 1967 - Oil from Crippled Tanker threatens beaches.: Efforts are being made to save the beaches of Cornwall and the Scilly Isles from the threat of oil from the crippled giant 61,000-ton tanker Torrey Canyon, which lies on the Seven Stones Reef between the Scilly Isles and Land s End. Photo shows: Aerial view of the crippled tanker Torrey Canyon, which lies helpless on the Seven stones reef off Land s End. - ZUMAk09

  • Mar. 03, 1967 - Vast oil threat to the South Coast - Volunteers help to clean the beaches in Cornwall. The wrecked oil tanker Torrey Canyon, pounded by the heavy seas, has now broken into three parts and sinking rapidly. Half of the ship s 120,000-ton cargo of thick black oil has poured into the sea and is being driven slowly up the English Channel - menacing the whole South Coast. Yesterday local Cornish housewives and their children, armed with buckets and watering cans were spraying the beach at Marazion, Cornwell,with detergent to was away the oil that coated their golden sands. Photo Shows Fighting the oil menace at Marazion, Cornwall, these local children were out in force spraying the oil with detergent using watering cans and buckets. - ZUMAk09

    Mar. 03, 1967 - Vast oil threat to the South Coast - Volunteers help to clean the beaches in Cornwall. The wrecked oil tanker Torrey Canyon, pounded by the heavy seas, has now broken into three parts and sinking rapidly. Half of the ship s 120,000-ton cargo of thick black oil has poured into the sea and is being driven slowly up the English Channel - menacing the whole South Coast. Yesterday local Cornish housewives and their children, armed with buckets and watering cans were spraying the beach at Marazion, Cornwell,with detergent to was away the oil that coated their golden sands. Photo Shows Fighting the oil menace at Marazion, Cornwall, these local children were out in force spraying the oil with detergent using watering cans and buckets. - ZUMAk09

  • Mar. 03, 1967 - The Torrey Canyon Pounded By Gales And A Lashing Sea Has Bow Broken In Three The wrecked oil tanker Torrey Canyon, pounded by gales and heavy seas, has now broken-up in three parts. Half the ship s 120,000-ton cargo of thick black oil has poured into the sea and is being driven slowly up the English Channel - menacing the whole South Coast beaches. Photo Shows:- A picture from the air showing the giant waves breaking over the decks of the broken oil tanker Torrey Canyon yesterday. - ZUMAk09

    Mar. 03, 1967 - The Torrey Canyon Pounded By Gales And A Lashing Sea Has Bow Broken In Three The wrecked oil tanker Torrey Canyon, pounded by gales and heavy seas, has now broken-up in three parts. Half the ship s 120,000-ton cargo of thick black oil has poured into the sea and is being driven slowly up the English Channel - menacing the whole South Coast beaches. Photo Shows:- A picture from the air showing the giant waves breaking over the decks of the broken oil tanker Torrey Canyon yesterday. - ZUMAk09

  • Mar. 03, 1967 - Gale Pounds The Torrey Canyon. Photo Shows:- The wrecked tanker Torrey Canyon being broken up as the gales pound her, as she is held fast on Seven Stones reef, off Land s End. - ZUMAk09

    Mar. 03, 1967 - Gale Pounds The Torrey Canyon. Photo Shows:- The wrecked tanker Torrey Canyon being broken up as the gales pound her, as she is held fast on Seven Stones reef, off Land s End. - ZUMAk09

  • Mar. 03, 1967 - Gale pounds the Torrey Canyon: The wrecked oil tanker Torrey Canyon being broken by the pounding sea, as she lays on Seven stones reef, off Land s end yesterday morning. - ZUMAk09

    Mar. 03, 1967 - Gale pounds the Torrey Canyon: The wrecked oil tanker Torrey Canyon being broken by the pounding sea, as she lays on Seven stones reef, off Land s end yesterday morning. - ZUMAk09

  • Mar. 03, 1967 - Tugs fail to crippled tanker: New efforts were made last night to free the crippled tanker Torrey Canyon from Seven stones reef off Land s End, but the straining tugs failed to move her. Another attempt will be made today. Photo Shows One of the tugs seen near the stricken Torrey Canyon, during last night s attempt to free the tanker. - ZUMAk09

    Mar. 03, 1967 - Tugs fail to crippled tanker: New efforts were made last night to free the crippled tanker Torrey Canyon from Seven stones reef off Land s End, but the straining tugs failed to move her. Another attempt will be made today. Photo Shows One of the tugs seen near the stricken Torrey Canyon, during last night s attempt to free the tanker. - ZUMAk09

  • A view from a helicopter of 848 Squadron RNAS Culdrose, shows the oil sweeping onto beaches along the Cornwall coast. The oil is from the crippled Torrey Canyon still aground on the Seen Stones rocks. Civil and Service authorities are working desperately to disperse the oil and clean the beaches with detergents. 26th March 1967, Hubschrauber UnitedArchives01029556

    A view from a helicopter of 848 Squadron RNAS Culdrose, shows the oil sweeping onto beaches along the Cornwall coast. The oil is from the crippled Torrey Canyon still aground on the Seen Stones rocks. Civil and Service authorities are working desperately to disperse the oil and clean the beaches with detergents. 26th March 1967, Hubschrauber UnitedArchives01029556

  • The charter tanker, registered in Monrovia, Liberia Torrey Canyon, arrives at Finnart, Loch Long recently with 119,193-tons of crude oil from Kuwait. It was the biggest cargo of this type ever delivered on the Clyde. With the expansion of a refinery at Grangemouth much large cargoes of oil could become common in the Clyde 28th January 1967 UnitedArchives01029555

    The charter tanker, registered in Monrovia, Liberia Torrey Canyon, arrives at Finnart, Loch Long recently with 119,193-tons of crude oil from Kuwait. It was the biggest cargo of this type ever delivered on the Clyde. With the expansion of a refinery at Grangemouth much large cargoes of oil could become common in the Clyde 28th January 1967 UnitedArchives01029555

  • The ill-fated tanker, Torrey Canyon, aground on the Seven Stones rocks... has broken in two and is being pounded by the heavy seas. 28th March 1967 UnitedArchives01029553

    The ill-fated tanker, Torrey Canyon, aground on the Seven Stones rocks... has broken in two and is being pounded by the heavy seas. 28th March 1967 UnitedArchives01029553

  • The ill-fated tanker, Torrey Canyon, aground on the Seven Stones rocks... has broken in two and is being pounded by the heavy seas. 28th March 1967 UnitedArchives01029552

    The ill-fated tanker, Torrey Canyon, aground on the Seven Stones rocks... has broken in two and is being pounded by the heavy seas. 28th March 1967 UnitedArchives01029552

  • The Liberian Tanker Torrey Canyon of 118, 285 tons and with 36 men on board seen fighting for her life on the Seven Stones Rocks off Lands End. It was estimated that 8 of the ships oil tank compartments had been smashed and about 5000 tons of oil has flowed into the sea. 18th March 1967 Mono Print !AUFNAHMEDATUM GESCHÄTZT! UnitedArchives0807754

    The Liberian Tanker Torrey Canyon of 118, 285 tons and with 36 men on board seen fighting for her life on the Seven Stones Rocks off Lands End. It was estimated that 8 of the ships oil tank compartments had been smashed and about 5000 tons of oil has flowed into the sea. 18th March 1967 Mono Print !AUFNAHMEDATUM GESCHÄTZT! UnitedArchives0807754

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