Barzan
Hapag-Lloyd · In service
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Hyundai's Ulsan complex is the biggest shipyard in the world, a ten-drydock city that has delivered more ships than any other single site in history. Founder Chung Ju-yung famously won the first orders in 1971 with photographs of an empty beach and a 500-won banknote showing a sixteenth-century turtle ship.
Its giants on this site span forty years: Berge Stahl, the world's largest bulk carrier for a quarter of a century, and Barzan, UASC's 18,800 TEU flagship. Today the yard builds everything from megamax boxships to LNG carriers under the HD Hyundai group.
Side profiles are sized by real length overall, longer ships draw bigger. Categories are never mixed.
Hapag-Lloyd · In service
Berge Bulk · Retired 2021
| Ship | Category | Length | Beam | Delivered | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Barzan | Container | 400.00 m | 58.60 m | 2015 | In service |
| Berge Stahl | Bulk | 342.08 m | 63.50 m | 1986 | Retired 2021 |