MV Gardyloo
http://dbpedia.org/resource/MV_Gardyloo an entity of type: Thing
MV Gardyloo was a specially designed sewage dumping vessel that operated from Leith between 1978 and 1998. The ship's name is an 18th-century word derived from the French "gardez l’eau" ("mind the water"), used in Edinburgh to warn passers-by of waste about to be thrown from a window into the street below. Prior to 1978, the city of Edinburgh's waste was discharged into the Forth from a series of eight outlets along the coastline, where it often washed back up on beaches and rocks.
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MV Gardyloo
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* 2001-2004: Delta Tank
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* 2004-ongoing: Shollar
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*1976-2001: Gardyloo
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Ferguson Brothers Ltd., Port Glasgow
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*1976-2001: Gardyloo
* 2001-2004: Delta Tank
* 2004-ongoing: Shollar
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* 1976-1996 Lothian Regional Council
* 1996-1999 East of Scotland Water Authority
* 1999-2001 Whittaker Tanker Co Ltd, Hull
* 2001-2004 Delta Tank Shipping Ltd
* 2004-ongoing Azerbaijan Caspian Shipping Co., Baku
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MV Gardyloo was a specially designed sewage dumping vessel that operated from Leith between 1978 and 1998. The ship's name is an 18th-century word derived from the French "gardez l’eau" ("mind the water"), used in Edinburgh to warn passers-by of waste about to be thrown from a window into the street below. Prior to 1978, the city of Edinburgh's waste was discharged into the Forth from a series of eight outlets along the coastline, where it often washed back up on beaches and rocks.
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