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Nanjing / Zhangjiagang/ Shanghai Barge--Nzb Last Update Date: 22-Dec-2016 NANJING / ZHANGJIAGANG/ SHANGHAI BARGE--NZB Vessel Name DA XIN 1 Vessel Name DA XIN 66 Vessel Name DA XIN 6 Vessel Name DA XIN 1 Vessel/Voyage 01D / 236 Vessel/Voyage 17J / 009 Vessel/Voyage 34F / 135 Vessel/Voyage 01D / 237 Port Arr--Dep Port Arr--Dep Port Arr--Dep Port Arr--Dep Nanjing 23--23 Dec Nanjing --26 Dec Nanjing 28--29 Dec Nanjing 30--30 Dec Zhenjiang 24--24 Dec Zhangjiagang 27--27 Dec Zhenjiang 30--30 Dec Zhenjiang 31--31 Dec Zhangjiagang 24--24 Dec Nantong 27--27 Dec Yangzhou 30--30 Dec Zhangjiagang 31--31 Dec Nantong 24--25 Dec Shanghai 28--28 Dec Zhangjiagang 31--31 Dec Nantong 31--01 Jan Shanghai 25--26 Dec Shanghai 29-- Dec Shanghai 31--31 Dec Shanghai 01--02 Jan Shanghai 26--27 Dec Shanghai 01--01 Jan Shanghai 02--03 Jan Shanghai 27--27 Dec Shanghai 01--01 Jan Shanghai 03--03 Jan Nantong 28--28 Dec Zhangjiagang 02--02 Jan Nantong 04--04 Jan Zhangjiagang 29--29 Dec Yangzhou 03--03 Jan Zhangjiagang 05--05 Jan Nanjing 30--30 Dec Nanjing 04--05 Jan Nanjing 06--06 Jan Vessel Name DA XIN 6 Vessel Name DA XIN 1 Vessel Name DA XIN 6 Vessel Name DA XIN 1 Vessel/Voyage 34F / 136 Vessel/Voyage 01D / 238 Vessel/Voyage 34F / 137 Vessel/Voyage 01D / 239 Port Arr--Dep Port Arr--Dep Port Arr--Dep Port Arr--Dep Nanjing 04--05 Jan Nanjing 06--06 Jan Nanjing 11--12 Jan Nanjing 13--13 Jan Zhenjiang 06--06 Jan Zhenjiang 07--07 Jan Zhenjiang 13--13 Jan Zhenjiang 14--14 Jan Yangzhou 06--06 Jan Zhangjiagang 07--07 Jan Yangzhou 13--13 Jan Zhangjiagang 14--14 Jan Zhangjiagang 07--07 Jan Nantong 07--08 Jan Zhangjiagang 14--14 Jan Nantong 14--15 Jan Shanghai 07--07 Jan Shanghai 08--09 Jan Shanghai 14--14 Jan Shanghai 15--16 Jan Shanghai 08--08 Jan Shanghai 09--10 Jan Shanghai 15--15 Jan Shanghai 16--17 Jan Shanghai 08--08 Jan Shanghai 10--10 Jan Shanghai 15--15 Jan Shanghai 17--17 Jan Zhangjiagang 09--09 Jan Nantong 11--11 Jan Zhangjiagang 16--16 Jan Nantong 18--18 Jan Yangzhou 10--10 Jan Zhangjiagang 12--12 Jan Yangzhou 17--17 Jan Zhangjiagang 19--19 Jan Nanjing 11--12 Jan Nanjing 13--13 Jan Nanjing 18--19 Jan Nanjing 20--20 Jan Vessel Name DA XIN 6 Vessel Name DA XIN 1 Vessel Name DA XIN 1 Vessel Name DA XIN 1 Vessel/Voyage 34F / 138 Vessel/Voyage 01D / 240 Vessel/Voyage 01D / 241 Vessel/Voyage 01D / 242 Port Arr--Dep Port Arr--Dep Port Arr--Dep Port Arr--Dep Nanjing 18--19 Jan Nanjing 20--20 Jan Nanjing 27--27 Jan Nanjing 03--03 Feb Zhenjiang 20--20 Jan Zhenjiang 21--21 Jan Zhenjiang 28--28 Jan Zhenjiang 04--04 Feb Yangzhou 20--20 Jan Zhangjiagang 21--21 Jan Zhangjiagang 28--28 Jan Zhangjiagang 04--04 Feb Zhangjiagang 21--21 Jan Nantong 21--22 Jan Nantong 28--29 Jan Nantong 04--05 Feb Shanghai 21--21 Jan Shanghai 22--23 Jan Shanghai 29--30 Jan Shanghai 05--06 Feb Shanghai 22--22 Jan Shanghai 23--24 Jan Shanghai 30--31 Jan Shanghai 06--07 Feb Shanghai 22--22 Jan Shanghai 24--24 Jan Shanghai 31--31 Jan Shanghai 07--07 Feb Zhangjiagang 23--23 Jan Nantong 25--25 Jan Nantong 01--01 Feb Nantong 08--08 Feb Copyright @ 1998 -2016. Orient Overseas Container Line Limited. All Rights reserved. Copyright Infringement Policy. Use of this website and information available from it is subject to Terms of Use and Privacy and Security Statement. Vessel Name DA XIN 6 Vessel Name DA XIN 1 Vessel Name DA XIN 1 Vessel Name DA XIN 1 Vessel/Voyage 34F / 138 Vessel/Voyage 01D / 240 Vessel/Voyage 01D / 241 Vessel/Voyage 01D / 242 Port Arr--Dep Port Arr--Dep Port Arr--Dep Port Arr--Dep Yangzhou 24--24 Jan Zhangjiagang 26--26 Jan Zhangjiagang 02--02 Feb Zhangjiagang 09--09 Feb Nanjing 25-- Jan Nanjing 27--27 Jan Nanjing 03--03 Feb Nanjing 10--10 Feb Vessel Name DA XIN 1 Vessel Name Vessel Name Vessel Name Vessel/Voyage 01D / 243 Vessel/Voyage Vessel/Voyage Vessel/Voyage Port Arr--Dep Port Port Port Nanjing 10--10 Feb Zhenjiang 11--11 Feb Zhangjiagang 11--11 Feb Nantong 11--12 Feb Shanghai 12--13 Feb Shanghai 13--14 Feb Shanghai 14--14 Feb Nantong 15--15 Feb Zhangjiagang 16--16 Feb Nanjing 17-- Feb Copyright @ 1998 -2016. Orient Overseas Container Line Limited. All Rights reserved. Copyright Infringement Policy. Use of this website and information available from it is subject to Terms of Use and Privacy and Security Statement..
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