- Two
motor ships have
borne the name
Norsel: MV
Norsel (1945) was a 592-ton
Norwegian sealer launched as
Lyngdalsfjord on 10
April 1945, by
Kaldnes Mekaniske...
-
Norsel Iceport (71°01′S 11°00′W / 71.017°S 11.000°W / -71.017; -11.000), also
known as
Norselbukta or
Bukhta Nursel, is a
small iceport in the front...
- MV
Norsel was a
Norwegian sealing ship home
ported in Tromsø.
Launched during the
final w****s of the
Second World War as
Lyngdalsfjord and only completed...
- The four
nation bandy tournament in 2014 was held as a
centenary celebration of the 1913
European Bandy Championships. On 6
January 2014 the Federation...
- 2.1 km (1.3 mi) long and 1 km (0.6 mi) wide at its
widest point.
Narrow Norsel Point,
formerly considered a
headland of
Arthur Harbour,
marks its westernmost...
- the Bay of Whales. Ice pier Atka
Iceport Erskine Iceport Godel Iceport Norsel Iceport Framheim (Store
norske leksikon) "Bay of Whales." Encyclopædia Britannica...
- Bay, in the
Falkland Islands Dependencies. In 1955 he
served on the MV
Norsel as a
surveyor and
helping to set up two
bases on the
Graham Land Peninsula...
- &date): Rozi 2 Oct: TCG Muavenet 3 Dec:
Aegean Sea 15 Dec: Kısmetim-1 19 Dec:
Norsel 23 Dec:
Titan Other incidents 11 Feb: USS Baton Rouge, K-276 Crab (collision)...
- Bay, a bay 4
nautical miles (7 km) wide,
lying between Cape
Monaco and
Norsel Point on the
southwest coast of
Anvers Island, in the
Palmer Archipelago...
- &date): Rozi 2 Oct: TCG Muavenet 3 Dec:
Aegean Sea 15 Dec: Kısmetim-1 19 Dec:
Norsel 23 Dec:
Titan Other incidents 11 Feb: USS Baton Rouge, K-276 Crab (collision)...
