Hamburg Harbour

Hi Andi,
photo shows the Howaldtswerke Deutsche Werft (HDW) Hamburg, Werk Ross, taken after September 1970.
In the upper right a Friesenstein-class from Norddeutscher Lloyd with a Hapag funnel.
OTTO HAHN was not build in Hamburg but 1968 in Kiel and was fitted out there, she might have been in Hamburg for maintenance.
The large tanker on the bottom right is KOBERG, IMO 6504412.
In the center floating dock is one of 7 Woermann`s Russia-built PALABORA-class taken over from Willy Bruns, another one to port of DIALA.
The twin funnel Deutsche Shell tanker in center dock would be DIALA, IMO 6611796.
The smoker in center looks like an INDIAN SUCCES-class built by the yard.
The tanker in upper left might be Finnish TIISKERI:
https://www.aanimeri.fi/piwigo/picture.php?/11573/category/910
The freighter to the right looks also Finnish-built like this:
http://www.shipspotting.com/gallery/photo.php?lid=2499229

Rgds

Wonderful snapshot of yesteryear. East Asiatic vessel by the NGL vessel perhaps.

Well spotted David, could be a BOMA or sisters.

Koberg, the former Jalinga of Anders Jahre's Rederi, Norway.

Built 1964 in Kiel as Jalinga. 1967 Koberg, 1972 Asopos, 1974 Catamarca. Broken up in 1983 in Kaohsiung.

My guess is, that the photo is from 1972 when Koberg was about to become Asopos or from 1974 when Asopos became Catamarca.

Regards.

The EAC ship further away, I also think is Boma - but with a HAPAG funnel.

Around 1975 ( possibly also a little earlier ) Boma was chartered to Hapag - Lloyd and was using their funnel.

Regards.

I think the Shell Tanker with two funnels is Drupa. Two wheel fenders and two yokohama fenders fitted on the portside.

@ ray laws: DRUPA seems fine, or sister DARINA?

https://www.helderline.com/tanker/drupa-2

https://www.helderline.com/tanker/darina-2

@ Jesper: Good one, here she is:

http://www.shipspotting.com/gallery/photo.php?lid=2212760