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North Atlantic Caribbean Basin NORTH ATLANTIC CARIBBEAN BASIN NEWARK | BROOKLYN BARGE SERVICE* Brooklyn, New York Red HookCon-Ro Terminal Carrier Container Yard Port Newark, New Jersey Newark, NJ Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ATLANTIC OCEAN Red Hook Port Everglades, Florida Container Terminal PortMiami, Brooklyn, NY Florida Barge Cut-Off to Brooklyn, NY - 3:30PM GULF OF MEXICO Puerto Plata, Rio Haina, Dom. Rep. Barge Cut-Off to Newark, NJ - 3:30PM Dom. Rep. George Town, Grand Cayman Philipsburg, St. Marteen Basseterre, St. Kitts Montego Bay, Jamaica St Johns, Antigua Port Lafito, Haiti Bridgetown, Kingston, Jamaica Barbados FREQUENCY Point Lisas, Oranjestad, Trinidad Weekly Aruba Willemstad, Curacao PACIFIC OCEAN Georgetown, Paramaribo, Suriname Guyana Southbound SOUTHBOUND FROM BROOKLYN, NY DELIVERY TOTAL TRANSIT & NEWARK, NJ CUT OFF SAIL DAY ARRIVAL AVAILABLE TIME Delivery Cut Off from Newark, NJ Tuesday (3:30pm EST) To Kingston, Jamaica Tuesday Wednesday Monday Monday 5 Days To Rio Haina, Dominican Republic Tuesday Wednesday Tuesday Tuesday 6 Days To Montego Bay, Jamaica Tuesday Wednesday Tuesday Tuesday 6 Days To George Town, Grand Cayman Tuesday Wednesday Friday Friday 9 Days To Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic Tuesday Wednesday Sunday Monday 11 Days To Philipsburg, St. Maarten Tuesday Wednesday Sunday Monday 11 Days To Port Lafito, Haiti Tuesday Wednesday Monday Monday 12 Days To St. Johns, Antigua Tuesday Wednesday Monday Monday 12 Days To Basseterre, St. Kitts Tuesday Wednesday Monday Tuesday 12 Days To Point Lisas, Trinidad Tuesday Wednesday Tuesday Tuesday 13 Days To Willemstad, Curacao Tuesday Wednesday Tuesday Tuesday 13 Days To Bridgetown, Barbados Tuesday Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday 14 Days To Oranjestad, Aruba Tuesday Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday 14 Days To Paramaribo, Suriname Tuesday Wednesday Sunday Monday 18 Days To Georgetown, Guyana Tuesday Wednesday Monday Tuesday 19 Days FROM PHILADELPHIA, PA To Kingston, Jamaica Monday Monday Monday Monday 7 Days To Rio Haina, Dominican Republic Monday Monday Tuesday Tuesday 9 Days To Montego Bay, Jamaica Monday Monday Tuesday Tuesday 9 Days To George Town, Grand Cayman Monday Monday Friday Friday 11 Days To Philipsburg, St. Maarten Tuesday Wednesday Sunday Monday 13 Days To Port Lafito, Haiti Monday Monday Monday Monday 14 Days To Bridgetown, Barbados Monday Monday Wednesday Wednesday 14 Days To St. John’s, Antigua Tuesday Wednesday Monday Tuesday 14 Days To Basseterre, St. Kitts Tuesday Wednesday Monday Tuesday 14 Days To Point Lisas, Trinidad Monday Monday Tuesday Tuesday 15 Days To Willemstad, Curacao Monday Monday Tuesday Tuesday 15 Days To Oranjestad, Aruba Monday Monday Wednesday Wednesday 16 Days To Paramaribo, Suriname Monday Monday Sunday Monday 20 Days To Georgetown, Guyana Monday Monday Monday Tuesday 21 Days NORTH ATLANTIC CARIBBEAN BASIN NEWARK | BROOKLYN BARGE SERVICE* Red HookCon-Ro Terminal Brooklyn, New York Carrier Container Yard Newark, NJ Port Newark, New Jersey Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ATLANTIC OCEAN Red Hook Port Everglades, Florida Container Terminal Brooklyn, NY PortMiami, Florida Barge Cut-Off to Brooklyn, NY - 3:30PM Barge Cut-Off to Newark, NJ - 3:30PM GULF OF MEXICO Puerto Plata, Rio Haina, Dom. Rep. Dom. Rep. George Town, Grand Cayman Philipsburg, St. Marteen Basseterre, St. Kitts Montego Bay, Jamaica St Johns, Antigua Port Lafito, Haiti Bridgetown, Kingston, Jamaica Barbados FREQUENCY Point Lisas, Weekly Oranjestad, Trinidad Aruba Willemstad, Curacao PACIFIC OCEAN Georgetown, Northbound Paramaribo, Suriname Guyana NORTHBOUND TO BROOKLYN, NY DELIVERY TOTAL TRANSIT & NEWARK, NJ CUT OFF SAIL DAY ARRIVAL AVAILABLE TIME Availability in Newark, NJ Wednesday (8:00am EST) From Rio Haina, Dominican Republic Thursday Thursday Tuesday Tuesday 5 Days From Kingston, Jamaica Friday Monday Tuesday Tuesday 8 Days From Port Lafito, Haiti Friday Sunday Tuesday Tuesday 9 Days From Montego Bay, Jamaica Monday Wednesday Tuesday Tuesday 13 Days From Point Lisas, Trinidad Wednesday Thursday Tuesday Tuesday 15 Days From Bridgetown, Barbados Tuesday Wednesday Tuesday Tuesday 16 Days From Georgetown, Guyana Thursday Friday Tuesday Tuesday 17 Days From Paramaribo Suriname Tuesday Wednesday Tuesday Tuesday 18 Days TO PHILADELPHIA, PA From Rio Haina, Dominican Republic Thursday Thursday Sunday Monday 3 Days From Kingston, Jamaica Friday Sunday Sunday Monday 6 Days From Port Lafito, Haiti Friday Monday Sunday Monday 7 Days From Montego Bay, Jamaica Friday Saturday Sunday Monday 11 Days From Point Lisas, Trinidad Wednesday Thursday Sunday Monday 13 Days From Bridgetown, Barbados Tuesday Wednesday Sunday Monday 14 Days From Georgetown, Guyana Thursday Friday Sunday Monday 15 Days From Paramaribo Suriname Tuesday Wednesday Sunday Monday 16 Days.
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