MS Pride of Telemark

	Pride of Telemark in Strömstad
History
Name	Stena Jutlandica (1983–1996); Stena Empereur (1996–1998); P&OSL Provence (1998–2002); PO Provence (2002–2003); Pride of Provence (2003–2004); Alkmini A (2004–2005); Pride of Telemark (2005–2011); Telemark (2011–2011);
Owner	Stena Line (1983–1998); P&O Stena Line (1998–2002); P&O Ferries (2002–2004); GA Ferries (2004–2011); BOA Holding AS (2011–2011);
Operator	Stena Line (1983–1998); P&O Stena Line (1998–2002); P&O Ferries (2002–2004); Kystlink (2005–2009);
Launched	22 December 1980
Completed	1983
Maiden voyage	1983
In service	1983
Out of service	2011
Identification	IMO number: 7907257
Fate	Scrapped 27 October 2011.
General characteristics
Tonnage	28,559 GT
Length	156.2 m (512.5 ft)
Beam	28.4 m (93.2 ft)
Draught	6.3 m (20.7 ft)
Speed	19 kn (35.2 km/h)
Capacity	2,204 passengers; 550 cars;

The MS Pride of Telemark was a ferry which previously sailed between Dover and Calais for P&O Ferries and Stena Line.

History
Pride of Telemark in Strömstad
Name	Stena Jutlandica (1983–1996) Stena Empereur (1996–1998) P&OSL Provence (1998–2002) PO Provence (2002–2003) Pride of Provence (2003–2004) Alkmini A (2004–2005) Pride of Telemark (2005–2011) Telemark (2011–2011)
Owner	Stena Line (1983–1998) P&O Stena Line (1998–2002) P&O Ferries (2002–2004) GA Ferries (2004–2011) BOA Holding AS (2011–2011)
Operator	Stena Line (1983–1998) P&O Stena Line (1998–2002) P&O Ferries (2002–2004) Kystlink (2005–2009)
Launched	22 December 1980
Completed	1983
Maiden voyage	1983
In service	1983
Out of service	2011
Identification	IMO number: 7907257
Fate	Scrapped 27 October 2011.
General characteristics
Tonnage	28,559 GT
Length	156.2 m (512.5 ft)
Beam	28.4 m (93.2 ft)
Draught	6.3 m (20.7 ft)
Speed	19 kn (35.2 km/h)
Capacity	2,204 passengers 550 cars