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Tag Yachts overview

TAG Yachts are the world leaders in luxury high performance sailing catamarans. Established in March 2007 by an enthusiastic and professional team who share a passion for sailing and building high-performance cruising catamarans.

TAG Yachts is a forward-thinking company, focused on developing the next generation of cruising catamarans. They have engaged top catamaran designer, Greg Young, and put together a team of professionals with complementary talents to take TAG Yachts into the future. New technology and techniques have been incorporated into all their catamarans to achieve a sporty look with an emphasis on functionality and efficiency.

TAG Yachts situated in the unique and picturesque village of St Francis Bay on the coast of the Eastern Cape, South Africa, which boasts its own port ideal for visiting sailing yachts and boats. St Francis Bay is ideal for all sailing and water-related sports as it is alongside a river on the sea and has a unique canal system.

Explore the TAG Yachts range in these pages of our website and discover what makes TAG Yachts one of the most exciting performance cruising multihull builders in the world today.

TAG Yachts builds the TAG 60 (XR) full-carbon, high-performance racer/cruiser and the TAG 60 (GT) world cruiser, which combines performance and luxury with some of the most unique advanced safety features on a sailing catamaran.

TAG Yachts in association with Young Yacht Design have also recently launched the TAG 50 CRUISE, GT and XR models. Several other new models are under consideration ranging from 30-foot sport catamarans to adventure cruisers and larger custom yachts. TAG Yachts is focused on developing innovative products for you to truly enjoy the sailing lifestyle.

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La barcaza, de 400 toneladas, 164 pies de eslora y 54 pies de ancho, es remolcada desde Baltimore, Maryland

20 de agosto de 2024 - 7:00 PM

La Guardia Costera informó que una barcaza perteneciente a la empresa Resolve Marine se dirige hacia la isla municipio de Culebra para retirar el velero Obsession, tipo catamarán de 72 pies de eslora, que encayó en el arrecife de playa Flamenco en julio pasado.

Encuentran un cargamento de 66 bloques de cocaína en Culebra

Completan esfuerzos de remoción de combustible de embarcación encallada en culebra, la guardia costera supervisa esfuerzos para remover combustible diésel de embarcación encallada en culebra.

La Guardia Costera resaltó, en declaraciones escritas, que se espera que la barcaza grúa, de 400 toneladas, 164 pies de eslora y 54 pies de ancho , llegue a Puerto Rico antes de que finalice el mes de agosto. La barcaza, de momentos, es remolcada desde Baltimore, Maryland.

La barcaza grúa incluye una estructura en forma de “A” con la capacidad de hacer un levantamiento “limpio” durante las operaciones de remoción del velero.

Una vez la barcaza sea ubicada en una posición segura donde se completen los arreglos logísticos, los equipos de Resolve Marine levantarán el velero y lo entregarán a un lugar que no se ha determinado aún.

Durante las operaciones de remoción de navíos como el velero Obsession, indicó la Guardia Costera, una de las mayores preocupaciones de los socorristas es el pico de la temporada de huracanes y cómo el posible clima severo podría afectar los esfuerzos de respuesta y el transporte del velero .

“Afortunadamente, el paso de la tormenta tropical Ernesto no afectó las condiciones en el lugar de trabajo, pues el Obsession permanece encallado y estable sin signos de contaminación externa”, dijo el oficial Jamie Testa , representante del coordinador federal en el lugar del incidente del sector San Juan para este caso.

“Mientras esperamos la llegada de la barcaza grúa, seguimos trabajando con los expertos de Resolve Marine, Clean Harbors, LLC., Sea Tow, el propietario del buque y nuestras agencias asociadas locales y federales que han estado totalmente comprometidas en tomar todas las medidas posibles para proteger el medio ambiente y minimizar cualquier impacto adicional en el arrecife y la vida marina circundante”, añadió el funcionario federal.

Las tripulaciones de Resolve Marine y Clean Harbors, LLC., completaron la extracción de 1,500 galones de combustible diésel de los cuatro tanques del velero y un tanque adicional de reserva el pasado 31 de julio.

Sin embargo, la Guardia Costera indicó que, a pesar de culminar la extracción del combustible, persiste una amenaza de contaminación sustancial a bordo del velero.

“ Es difícil cuantificar la cantidad de productos derivados del petróleo y otras sustancias peligrosas debido a que la maquinaria, los tanques –incluido un tanque hidráulico – y las escotillas de acceso están completamente sumergidas o son inaccesibles”, señala el comunicado.

Monitorean el impacto ambiental

La Guardia Costera añadó que el equipo encargado de retirar el catamarán sigue monitoreando el entorno para evitar un impacto negativo en un hábitat marítimo crítico como lo es Culebra.

“A lo largo de la respuesta, el personal del Departamento de Recursos Naturales y Ambientales (DRNA) y la Administración Nacional Oceánica y Atmosférica (NOAA) realizaron evaluaciones submarinas preliminares para determinar los impactos en el arrecife causados por el encallamiento del buque. Hasta el momento, han podido recuperar y salvaguardar varias especies de corales vivos que se utilizarán para rehabilitar el área impactada”, señala el comunicado de prensa.

Según indica, el proceso de consulta de emergencia de la Ley de Especies en Peligro de Extinción ayudó a identificar y desarrollar las mejores prácticas de gestión para proteger las especies y los hábitats críticos de las tortugas marinas verde, lora, laúd y carey; manta raya gigante, tiburón oceánico de puntas blancas, tiburón martillo festoneado, mero de Nassau, caracol rosado; y corales de roca, cuerno de alce, estrella lobulada, estrella montañosa, pilar, cuerno de ciervo y cactus rugoso.

“ No se han reportado impactos a la vida marina en el área, a la espera de la evaluación de daños al arrecife ”, asegura la misiva.

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Tyumen Oblast, Russia

The capital city of Tyumen oblast: Tyumen .

Tyumen Oblast - Overview

Tyumen Oblast is a federal subject of Russia stretching from the Arctic Ocean to the boundary with Kazakhstan, part of the Ural Federal District. Tyumen is the capital city of the region.

The population of Tyumen Oblast without autonomous okrugs is about 1,552,000 (2022), the area without autonomous okrugs - 160,122 sq. km.

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History of Tyumen Oblast

People began to explore Western Siberia about 15-20 thousand years ago. Western Siberia was inhabited by the tribes of the Khanty and Mansi (Voguls), Nenets (Samoyed), Selkups (Ostyaks-Samoyeds). At the end of the first millennium AD, the Turkic tribes inhabited the south of the present Tyumen region; later, they formed into an ethnic community of the Siberian Tatars.

In the 13th-16th centuries, Chingi-Tura (Chimgi-Tura), the capital of the Tyumen Khanate of the Tatars and Kereits, was standing on the bank of the Tyumenka River. The khanate was in vassal dependence on the Golden Horde. Around 1500, the ruler of the Tyumen Khanate united the greater part of Western Siberia by creating the Siberian Khanate with the capital in the town of Kashlyk, also known as Sibir and Isker.

The Siberian khans waged numerous wars against the Astrakhan Khanate, the Nogai Horde, raided on Russian territory. In 1563, Kuchum became the khan. He managed to unite the previously hostile Tatar tribes, subordinated the Vogul and Samoyed tribes to his influence.

In order to protect their territories from the Tatars, the Urals merchants and industrialists of Stroganov hired the Cossack detachment headed by Ermak to their service. In 1582, the Cossacks began a campaign against the Siberian Khanate. In the autumn of 1582, there was a decisive battle against the troops headed by Kuchum. In the battle at the Chuvash cape, the khan’s forces were defeated.

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The Cossacks’ military campaign in Siberia lasted four years. The main forces of the Siberian Tatars were defeated. Even after the death of Ermak in 1585, the khanate could not gain its former strength. The campaign of Ermak opened the way for the Russian migration to Siberia.

In 1586, the construction of a stockaded settlement began on the Tura River. Later, it became the first Russian town in Siberia - Tyumen. In 1587, the stockaded settlement of Tobolsk was founded, 17 km from the Tatar settlement of Sibir (Kashlyk, Isker) (the capital of the Siberian Khanate). In 1593-1594, the towns of Berezov and Surgut were founded. With the expansion of land routes to Eastern Siberia, more Russian towns were founded. In 1590, Tobolsk became the main center of Siberia.

In the 17th century, Tobolsk and Tyumen, as trade and craft centers, reached the level of the towns of the European part of Russia. Since the end of the 17th century, stone construction began - the first stone buildings beyond the Urals appeared in Tobolsk. The only Kremlin in the eastern part of Russia was built in Tobolsk. In 1708, Tobolsk became the administrative center of the largest province in Russia - Siberian province.

One of the factors that determined the life of Western Siberia was the political exile. In the second quarter of the 19th century, the Decembrists were exiled to Tobolsk gubernia (province). Other representatives of liberation movements of Russia - Radishev, Dostoyevsky, Petrashevsky and a lot of others - also experienced imprisonment in Tobolsk.

In the 18th-19th centuries, Tobolsk was the administrative, cultural and spiritual center of Siberia. Tyumen was a commercial and industrial center. Located at the intersection of trade routes between the West and the East, Tyumen turned into a “gateway to Siberia.” Through Tyumen, the path of settlers from the European part of the Russian Empire passed after the abolition of serfdom and during the Stolypin agrarian reform.

The development of the region intensified during the construction of the Trans-Siberian Railway. Several natives of the region became world famous: D.I. Mendeleev (Tobolsk) - one of the greatest chemists and the author of the periodic system, P.P. Ershov (Tobolsk) - a poet, storyteller, author of “The Horse - Hunchback”, G.E. Rasputin (Pokrovskoye village) - the favorite of the last Russian emperor.

In 1917-1918, the family of Nikolai Romanov, the last Russian emperor, was under the arrest in Tobolsk. The town was one of the centers of the largest popular uprising against the Bolsheviks - a peasant uprising in Siberia in 1921-1922. During the Soviet era, the region continued to be a place of exile, part of the Gulag - a system of forced-labor camps.

In the 1920s-1940s, the territory remained mainly agricultural. During the Second World War, a number of industrial enterprises, scientific institutions, ministries, and departments were evacuated to this region. Since the summer of 1941, the body of V.I. Lenin was kept in Tyumen. August 14, 1944, Tyumen oblast with a center in Tyumen was formed, the region also included the Khanty-Mansi and Yamal-Nenets districts.

In 1964, a new page in the history of the Tyumen region began. The discovery of significant oil and natural gas deposits became the basis for the creation of one of the world’s largest oil and gas complexes. The development of oil and gas fields radically changed life in the Tyumen region. Several new towns founded: Novy Urengoy, Nadym, Noyabrsk, and others.

In record time, the Tyumen region became the country’s main oil and gas power base. By the end of the 1980s, the region annually produced about 400 million tons of oil and 574.2 billion cubic meters of natural gas. The development of the natural resources of Tyumen oblast became a matter of the whole country. The population increased tenfold.

Nature of Tyumen Oblast

Scenic landscape in the Tyumen region

Author: Berdnikov Anton

Tyumen Oblast scenery

Author: Sergey Bulanov

Wildlife of the Tyumen region

Author: N.Milov

Tyumen Oblast - Features

Tyumen Oblast is the only region of Russia that extends (together with autonomous okrugs) from the Arctic Ocean in the north to the state border in the south making it the third largest province of Russia after Yakutia and Krasnoyarsk krai.

The Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug - Yugra is the main oil and gas bearing region of Russia and one of the largest oil producing regions in the world.

The Tyumen region is located in the southwestern part of the West Siberian lowland plain and divides Russia into two large parts: to the west - the Urals and the European part of the country, to the east - the Asian part: Siberia and the Far East.

The climate is arctic and subarctic in the north, temperate - in the center and in the south. The average temperature in January ranges from minus 17 degrees Celsius in Tyumen to minus 27 degrees Celsius in the north.

The largest rivers of the region, the Ob and the Irtysh, are navigable. In total, there are about 70 thousand lakes. Most of the territory is covered with forests.

The bulk of the country’s proven oil and gas reserves are concentrated in the autonomous okrugs of Tyumen Oblast. Peat, quartz sands and limestone are also extracted. Natural ore deposits and precious stones are found on the eastern slope of the Urals, near the Arctic Circle.

Tyumen Oblast - Economy

In terms of industrial output, the Tyumen region ranks first in Russia. The main branch of specialization is the fuel industry, which accounts for more than 80% of the region’s industrial output. The Tobolsk petrochemical plant is the largest in Russia. Timber cutting and wood processing industries are also developed.

The region is characterized by harsh natural and climatic conditions, 90% of the territory is classified as or equivalent to the regions of the Far North. Only 3% of the region’s territory is occupied by agricultural land.

More favorable climatic conditions of the south allow to grow grain, potatoes, vegetables, coarse and juicy forages, the presence of large areas of hayfields and pastures creates favorable conditions for dairy and meat cattle breeding. About 80% of the region’s agricultural output is produced here.

Reindeer herding and fishing are the traditional occupation of the indigenous peoples of the North.

Tourism in Tyumen Oblast

The main types of tourism popular in the Tyumen region: ecological, cultural (excursions), therapeutic and health, hunting and fishing, active recreation.

Tyumen and Tobolsk, the oldest cities founded during the beginning of the development of Siberia, have a number of architectural monuments of the times of the Russian Empire. The city’s day in Tyumen is celebrated on the last Sunday of July. As a rule, several thematic carnivals are held during this time. The city’s day in Tobolsk is celebrated on the last Sunday of June.

In addition to its rich historical and cultural heritage, the Tyumen region has great opportunities for active recreation and for those who wish to receive spa and wellness services. This region is rich in mineral waters, various in medicinal properties and quality, and thermal springs. In the lakes of the region, significant resources of various types of therapeutic mud are concentrated.

The main sights located outside Tyumen and Tobolsk:

Abalak - a village and a popular tourist complex located about 20 km from Tobolsk with a wooden fortress built in the style of the times of the conquest of Siberia. Reconstructions of historical events and holidays are being held here. Another attraction of this place is the Abalak Znamensky Monastery.

Yalutorovsk - an old town with a unique wooden fort, where you can feel the atmosphere of the 17th-18th centuries (watchtowers, craft workshops, recreational zones).

Pokrovskoye - a village in Yarkovsky district, 100 km east of Tyumen, on the road to Tobolsk. It is the birthplace of Grigory Rasputin. There is a museum of Rasputin in the village.

Turnaevo - a center of ecological tourism attracting lovers of wildlife: hiking, horse riding, hunting, fishing, dog sledding (in winter), etc. You can also visit a moose farm.

Andreevskoe Lake - the largest reservoir in the vicinity of Tyumen. It is a system of large and small lakes connected by straits. The area of the water surface is about 30 square kilometers. On the shore of the lake there is an archaeological museum-reserve.

Maryinsky Gorge - a natural monument located in the southern part of the region known for its magnificent landscapes, rich fauna and picturesque bends of the Iset River.

Tyumen oblast of Russia photos

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Endless field in Tyumen Oblast

Author: Andrey Bogdanov

Paved road in the Tyumen region

Author: Kulyov Nikita

Abandoned church in Tyumen Oblast

Author: Vitaliy Cherepanov

Winter in the Tyumen region

Author: Heinrich Jena

Lake in Tyumen Oblast

Author: Dubinsky Roman

Wooden church in Tyumen Oblast

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