Lisboa Vista do Tejo "Lisboa Princesa de Belém"


Tour boat operated by Lisboa Vista do Tejo ¹ seen on the Tejo River, Lisboa, in May 2012. Here, we see the graceful "Lisboa Princesa de Belém", LX-445-AL, under the nostalgic light of a late afternoon on the Tejo River. ●


Barco de turismo operado pela Lisboa Vista do Tejo ¹ visto no Rio Tejo, Lisboa, em Maio de 2012. Aqui, vemos o gracioso "Lisboa Princesa de Belém", LX-445-AL, sob a nostálgica luz de um fim de tarde no Rio Tejo. ● 


¹  Lisboa Vista do Tejo – LVT, S.A., Lisboa. 


Lisboa Vista do Tejo

Name

Registration

Year

Built

Lisboa Princesa de Belém

Tour boat

LX-445-AL

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● References 

Wikipedia | "Tour boat"
Wikipedia | "Lisboa"
Wikipedia | "Lisboa" pt-PT

1 kg → 2.205 lb avdp 
1 t (metric) – 2204.623 pound (lb) (avdp) 
1 kW → 1,360 hp (metric/PS)
1 kW → 1,341 hp
1 hp (metric/PS) → 0,986 hp
1 km → 0,621 mile (international)
1 m → 3.281 ft 
1 nautical mile → 1.15078  mile → 1,852 km
1 kn or knot → 1.15078 mph → 1,852 km

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