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| Ship caption = Aleksander Aberg for repairs in [[Riga Shipyard]] in 1998
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| Ship name =* ''Aleksander Aberg''
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| Ship owner = [[Estonian Shipping Company]]
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| Ship registry = {{EST}}
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| Ship builder = Mykolaiv Shipyard
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| Ship launched = 1988
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| Ship out of service = 2013
| Ship identification =* [[Maritime call sign|Call sign]]: ESAJ
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| Ship fate = Scrapped
| Ship notes = Formerly ''Ming Zhou 30''
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| Ship power = 10 200 kW
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'''Aleksander Aberg''' was a former [[Estonian Shipping Company]] [[bulk carrier]]. It was built in 1988 in [[Mykolaiv]] Shipyard. With 8 cargo holds the deadweight of the ship was 52 670 tons. In September 1991 the ship was named Aleksander Aberg and it sailed under Estonian flag from 1991 to 1998. It was the biggest bulk carrier of Estonian Shipping Company.

The ship was named after Estonian wrestler [[Aleksander Aberg]]. From 1998 the ship was named Millenium Aleksander, 2002 - Harmon, 2003 - Sea Glory and from 2004 - Ming Zhou 30 and it sailed under [[China]] flag. On 19 November 2013 the ship was put out of service and scrapped.<ref>[https://www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais/details/ships/shipid:7864/mmsi:-8624644/imo:8624644/vessel:MING_ZHOU_30 Ming Zhou 30, Bulk Carrier]</ref>

== Sister ships ==
*[[Elmar Kivistik (ship)|Elmar Kivistik]]
*[[Kristjan Palusalu (ship)|Kristjan Palusalu]]
*[[Paul Keres (ship)|Paul Keres]]

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

[[Category:Merchant ships of Estonia]]
[[Category:Bulk carriers]]

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