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191017 Foreign Flag Vessel List 17-Oct-19 FOREIGN FLAG VESSELS AGRICULTURAL PREFERENCE TRADE (Recently nominated or actively participated in the past 5 years) U.S. Maritime Administration VSL Category Codes: Dry Cargo Liner = L Office of Cargo and Commercial Sealift Dry Bulk = B Agricultural Cargo Division Tanker = T YEAR/MO VSL FLAG VESSEL IMO# YR BLT LISTED Category DENMARK ADRIAN MAERSK 9260457 2004 2016/04 L BAHAMAS AEC DILIGENCE 9249025 2001 2015/06 B MARSHALL ISL AEOLOS 9228382 2000 2016/04 B LIBERIA AFRICAN HHB 9666429 2015 2017/12 B LIBERIA AFRICAN JACARANDA 9354076 2007 2017/12 B LIBERIA AFRICAN JOSEPH R. 9333711 2006 2017/12 B LIBERIA AFRICAN JUNIPER 9326330 2005 2017/12 B LIBERIA AFRICAN KALMIA 9666431 2016 2017/12 B LIBERIA AFRICAN LILY 9666443 2015 2017/12 B LIBERIA AFRICAN MAGNOLIA 9666455 2016 2017/12 B PANAMA AFRICAN SUNBIRD 9397884 2009 2017/06 B LIBERIA AGLAIA 9400215 2011 2012/8 L LIBERIA AGNES RICKMERS 9289972 2005 2014/12 L HONG KONG AKRITAS 8703397 1987 2014/5 L U.A.E. 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2003 2019/01 B MARSHALL ISL AURELIA 9392133 2009 2018/10 B MARSHALL ISL AURORA SAPPHIRE 9188611 2000 B MARSHALL ISL AVIATOR 9363754 2007 2018/07 B DENMARK AXEL MAERSK 9260419 2003 L LIBERIA BALTHASAR SCHULTE 9477610 2012 2019/01 L LIBERIA BALTIC BREEZE 9450741 2010 2015/01 B MARSHALL ISL BALTIC BRIDGE 9290488 2005 2018/05 L LIBERIA BALTIC COVE 9450727 2010 2015/11 B MARSHALL ISL BALTIC FOX 9397248 2010 2019/06 B LIBERIA BALTIC WIND 9450703 2009 2019/06 B MALTA BALTIC MERCUR II 9235361 2004 2015/11 L PANAMA BALTIMAR ZEPHYR 9125152 1995 2015/01 L HONG KONG BAO RUN 9698599 2014 2016/02 B MONTENEGRO BAR 9693496 2014 2019/09 B SINGAPORE BARANEE NAREE 9613422 2011 2018/02 B PORTUGAL BARRIER 9151917 1998 2016/10 L MARSHALL ISL BARRY 9237503 2004 2017/12 L GIBRALTAR BBC CANADA 9197686 1999 2016/01 L ANTIGUA BBC CALIFORNIA 9402055 2008 2016/01 L ANTIGUA BBC CAROLINA 9402043 2007 L ANTIGUA BBC GANGES 9508304 2010 L ANTIGUA BBC GDANSK 9436965 2009 2016/09 L SRI LANKA BBC MAHAWELI 9500077 2010 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