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It really does vary depending on the size of the vessel, but typically you would be looking at around 1000 long tons of displacement for an unloaded cargo vessel with a gross tonnage (volume) of 1300. The weight is known as displacement due to being calculated by measuring the volume of water displaced by the vessel when floating on the surface.
I hope this goes at least a little way to answering your question, but on a few days of personal research it seems as though there isn't really a typical value as it is so dependent on many factors.
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