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ms Statendam
Status: in service
Placed in Service: 1993
Tonnage: 55,451 gross tons
Length: 720 feet
Beam: 101 feet
Decks: 10
Max Speed: 22 knots
Complement: 1,258 passengers, 557 crew
Registry: Netherlands

The MS Statendam is a cruise ship of the Holland America Line. She entered service in 1993 and underwent a major refurbishment in April 2005. Cruising from the west coast of the United States, with Hawaii as the common destination in winter and Alaska in summer, she is the fifth Holland America ship to bear the name Statendam.

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