MS Noordam
cruise ship built in 2006
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MS Noordam
Summary
MS Noordam is a cruise ship[1]. It draws 364 Wikipedia views per month (cruise_ship category, ranking #125 of 415).[2]
Key Facts
- MS Noordam's instance of is recorded as cruise ship[3].
- MS Noordam is owned by Holland America Line[4].
- MS Noordam is operated by Holland America Line[5].
- MS Noordam's manufacturer is recorded as Fincantieri[6].
- MS Noordam's vessel class is recorded as Vista (2002)-class cruise ship[7].
- MS Noordam's Commons category is recorded as IMO 9230115[8].
- MS Noordam's shipping port is recorded as Rotterdam[9].
- MS Noordam's port of registry is recorded as Rotterdam[10].
- MS Noordam's yard number is recorded as Marghera 6079[11].
- MS Noordam's service entry is recorded as 2006[12].
- MS Noordam's location of creation is recorded as Fincantieri[13].
- MS Noordam's maximum capacity is recorded as {'amount': '+1918'}[14].
- MS Noordam's gross tonnage is recorded as {'amount': '+82897'}[15].
- MS Noordam's gross tonnage is recorded as {'amount': '+82318'}[16].
- MS Noordam's official name is recorded as Noordam[17].
- MS Noordam's length is recorded as {'amount': '+285'}[18].
- MS Noordam's speed is recorded as {'amount': '+24'}[19].
- MS Noordam's beam is recorded as {'amount': '+32.25'}[20].
- MS Noordam's draft is recorded as {'amount': '+7.8'}[21].
- MS Noordam's draft is recorded as {'amount': '+8'}[22].
- MS Noordam's call sign is recorded as PHET[23].
- MS Noordam's payload mass is recorded as {'amount': '+10939'}[24].
- MS Noordam's category for ship name is recorded as Category:Noordam (ship, 2006)[25].
- MS Noordam's country of registry is recorded as Netherlands[26].
Body
Identity
MS Noordam's official name is recorded as Noordam[17].
Operations
MS Noordam is operated by Holland America Line[5].
Ownership
MS Noordam is owned by Holland America Line[4].
Why It Matters
MS Noordam draws 364 Wikipedia views per month (cruise_ship category, ranking #125 of 415).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 8 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[27] It is known by 9 alternative names across languages and contexts.[28]