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Please scroll down to see the answer and find out some facts about the Exmouth RNLI that you may not have known!
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The Louis Marchesi of the Round Table
- Class – Waveney
- Operational Number – 44-019
- O/N Number – 1045
- Length – 44 feet 10 inches
- Beam – 12 feet 8 inches
- Displacement – 18 tons 14 cwt
- Draught – 4 feet 2 inches
- Speed – 15.4 knots
- Propulsion – 2 x 250HP Mermaid 595T then refitted in 1981 with 2 x Caterpillar D3208T
- Range – 205 nautical miles at 12 knots, 305 at 10 knots
- Complement – 5/6/7
- Survivor Capacity –
- Cost – £139,823
- Launches – 39
Lives saved – 5 - Service Dates – 9 July 1994 to 6 July 1996
- This Lifeboat was presented to the RNLI by the National Association of Round Tables to celebrate the association’s Golden Jubilee, and named after the founder, Louis Marchesi.
The design is based on that of the USA Coastguard cutters.
When sold by the RNLI, she was renamed ‘P&O Nedlloyd Rescue’ and used by the Waiheke Volunteer Coastguard in New Zealand. Later converted to a houseboat/cruiser based at Whangarei, New Zealand.
We have strived to provide the most accurate information about our lifesaving boats. If you have any additional details or insights to share, we would love to hear from you. Please reach out to us on welly@exmouthlifeboat.org.uk
YOUR GENEROSITY CAN HELP US SAVE LIVES AT SEA
If you can, please donate to the Exmouth Lifeboat via our Just Giving page
- Gift Aid allows UK charities to claim back the basic rate tax already paid on donations by the donor.
- For every £1 donated the RNLI can claim back 25p from the Government on your behalf.
- Gift Aid applies to UK Tax Payers only
- Details on our Just Giving page
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Formed in November 1993, ERC is an inclusive, community club with charity status. We aim to bring the traditions and skills of estuary and sea rowing to the town.
We attract enthusiastic rowers to form the competitive core of an amateur rowing club. On the beach our boats attract a great deal of attention and provide the town with both a sporting and visual amenity.