At Vigo, without knowing which one of them she was. Behind was the Canberra.         On 1964/66 the Naviera Aznar was scheduled for taking delivery of five coaster ships built by Juliana Constructora Gijonesa. Their names would be: Monte Uno, Monte Dos, Monte Tres, Monte Cuatro y Monte Cinco, but three were sold when yet at the shipyard. They were the Monte Uno, Monte Dos and Monte Cinco, sold to Naviera Eco the first and to Naviera Vasco Gaditana the other two, renamed Eco Luisa, Puerto de Pasajes and Puerto de Cadiz respectively.
        The Monte Tres and Monte Cuatro were also renamed before their delivery as Monte Berretin and Monte Balerdi. They were sold in 1968 to Vapores Suardíaz, keeping their names until sold in 1982 to Panamanian shipping companies.
        After several owners and names they finished their lives almost at same time. The Monte Berretin was scrapped in 1992 and the Monte Balerdi in 1990, but before she was during short time used for radio broadcasting close to Honduras.

Shipyard / Year	Juliana C. Gijonesa / 1965
Dead weight	1,933	MT
Gross register	1,165	MT
Lenght	74.7	mtr
Breadth	10.8	mtr
Depth	5.8	mtr
Propulsion	Euskalduna – MAN 69V30/45
Power	1,230	H.P.
Speed	11	knots
Bought	1968	to
Owner	Naviera Aznar
Name	Monte Balerdi
Sold	1982	to
Sold	1982	to
Owner	Naviera Miravalles - Panamá
Name	Monte Balerdi
Name / Year	Dionissios K. / 1982
Name / Year	Nannell / 1986
Name / Year	Mi amigo / 1989
Scrapped	Zeebrugge / 1990

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