The T2 Tanker Page


T2 Tanker Collage

Clockwise from top left: Esso Rotterdam, Fort Charlotte, Guadalupe, Hat Creek, Tomocyclus

December 2005 Update

The T2 Tanker Page has moved to a more reliable host, and is now powered by an Apache web server and a MySQL 4 database. Selecting one of the menu items below retrieves T2 tanker data from the database, and formats it for display on your browser on the fly.

I recently added the ability for you to provide feedback and additional information on ships. When viewing the ships by builder below, a button appears after each ship's data that takes you to a form for your use in providing additional details and information. I will review each submission and will include the information in the master database for all to view.

I still hope to provide the ability to view any photographs available for the ships which will also be stored in the database. The feedback page will eventually allow you to upload any digital photos you may have of a given ship so they may be included in the database. I hope this will make this site more useful for research and surfing for general information and greater knowledge.

If you are more comfortable with the format of the old version of the T2 Tanker Page, there is a link below to take you there. However, the features on this page are more robust and there is more information on each ship present here.

For comments and information, please contact me here at in Suffolk, VA.

Standby for more updates!


T2 Tankers by Builder

Click a button below to see ships built by that yard.

Other Pages:

T2 Tanker Photo Gallery - Back in Commission - Partially Rebuilt!

A Brief History of the T2 Tanker

Frequently Asked Questions

Search for a T2 Tanker by name

T2 Tanker Page (old version)

National Bulk Carriers Ships

Arthur Whittaker, Merchant Seaman

Auke Visser's Famous T - Tankers Pages


Visits since 1 December 2005.