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Chacay

Chacay was built to A. Mylne & Co. Design 166, originally developed as Aurora & Brisa in 1909. The yacht measured 20 feet on the waterline with a 7-foot beam and 3-foot draft, indicating a modest cruising or day-sailing vessel of the Edwardian era. Construction details, builder, engine type, and current status remain unrecorded in the register. The vessel's subsequent history is not documented.

Ownership

No ownership records held for this vessel.

Crew

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Specification

LOA (spar)8.3 m · 27 ft

LWL6.1 m · 20 ft

Beam2.1 m · 7 ft

Draft0.9 m · 3 ft

Depth0.0 m · 0 ft

TM tonnage5

Details

Current locationYacht Club Buenos Aires

Registry & Identity

Sail number70

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Design No. 166

Aurora & Brisa

Designed 1909

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Sister Yachts

54 other vessels built to the same design.

Historical Context

Design 166 was created in 1909, a period when A. Mylne & Co. was producing a diverse range of sailing yachts across different size classes. The small cruiser or day-sailer category was popular among owners seeking practical, economical vessels for recreation and coastal exploration. The Edwardian era saw sustained demand for such designs in Scotland and northern England. Mylne's office maintained meticulous design records, but not all vessels built to these designs were subsequently tracked. The absence of construction and current-status data for Chacay reflects the fragmentary nature of yacht records from this period, particularly for smaller, private vessels.

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