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Steamship Mutual Steamship Mutual – Vessels insured between 20th February 2018 and 20th February 2019 Cover is provided by Steamship Mutual Underwriting Association Limited FCA firm reference number 202548 Certificate Vessel Name IMO Number Flag Number On Risk Date Off Risk Date 105 HYODONG CHEMI 8875968 KOREA (SOUTH) 80,866 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 107 HYODONG CHEMI 9262285 KOREA (SOUTH) 80,867 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 109 HYODONG CHEMI 9253997 KOREA (SOUTH) 80,865 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 10 PERSONNEL ON BOARD HULL 188 AND HU UNKNOWN 82,628 20-Feb-2018 01-Nov-2018 10 X 'C-' TYPE WORKBOATS Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 84,905 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 111 HYODONG CHEMI 9297307 KOREA (SOUTH) 80,868 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 18' SEINE SKIFF / 75 HP Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 84,389 20-Feb-2018 19-Mar-2018 1948 NTC-9 DOCK BARGE Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 86,046 20-Feb-2018 16-Oct-2018 1S4M Unknown BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS 88,931 16-Oct-2018 16-Oct-2019 1ST LT. JACK LUMMUS 8302454 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 85,175 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 2015 PROTECTOR TARGA 30 Unknown CAYMAN ISLANDS 79,993 16-Dec-2017 16-Dec-2018 2019 VITTERS KETCH S/Y Unknown UNKNOWN 78,809 27-Jul-2017 27-Jul-2018 2019 VITTERS KETCH S/Y Unknown UNKNOWN 88,050 27-Jul-2018 27-Jul-2019 20' RIVER ALUMINIUM BOAT / 75 HP Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 84,385 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 22 Unknown MALTA 79,198 26-Sep-2017 26-Sep-2018 22 Unknown MALTA 88,608 26-Sep-2018 26-Sep-2019 22' ALUMINIUM SKIFF / 115 HP Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 84,387 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 22' ALUMINIUM SKIFF / 200 HP Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 84,386 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 24' ALUMINUM WORKBOAT Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 83,480 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 24' PLEASURE CRAFT Unknown UNKNOWN 84,902 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 25' STAMAS SPORT FISHING VESSEL Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 83,482 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 30' ALUMINUM WORKBOAT Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 83,481 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 30 X 90 DECK BARGE Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 84,993 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 344 Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 84,371 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 3G Unknown BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS 88,712 12-Sep-2018 12-Sep-2019 42FT BOSTON WHALER (TENDER TO HARMO Unknown UNKNOWN 79,178 20-Sep-2017 20-Sep-2018 42FT BOSTON WHALER (TENDER TO HARMO Unknown UNKNOWN 88,722 20-Sep-2018 20-Sep-2019 450-3 Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 88,625 21-Aug-2018 20-Feb-2019 450-6 Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 88,624 21-Aug-2018 20-Feb-2019 450-8 Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 88,621 21-Aug-2018 20-Feb-2019 4US Unknown MARSHALL ISLANDS 79,598 19-Nov-2017 19-Nov-2018 4US Unknown MARSHALL ISLANDS 89,241 19-Nov-2018 19-Nov-2019 550-1 9270309 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 84,396 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 550-2 9270311 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 84,401 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 550-3 9271107 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 84,400 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 550-4 9271092 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 84,408 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 5G 9477036 CAYMAN ISLANDS 78,628 07-Jul-2017 07-Jul-2018 5G 9477036 CAYMAN ISLANDS 88,200 07-Jul-2018 10-Jul-2018 5G 9477036 CAYMAN ISLANDS 88,216 10-Jul-2018 10-Jul-2019 5 PERSONNELS ON BOARD HULL 312 UNKNOWN 92,619 06-Feb-2019 20-Feb-2019 650-1 9369318 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 84,397 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 650-10 9542647 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 84,402 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 650-2 9369320 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 84,415 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 Enquiries regarding this register should be made to David Ragan, Compliance Manager, Steamship Insurance Management Services Limited, Tel: +44 20 7650 6426; Email: [email protected] Steamship Mutual – Vessels insured between 20th February 2018 and 20th February 2019 Cover is provided by Steamship Mutual Underwriting Association Limited FCA firm reference number 202548 650-3 9369332 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 84,395 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 650-4 9369344 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 84,413 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 650-5 9369356 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 84,407 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 650-6 9369368 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 84,406 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 650-7 9542611 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 84,420 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 650-8 9542623 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 84,404 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 650-9 9542635 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 84,403 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 750-1 9475076 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 84,480 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 750-2 9475337 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 84,475 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 750-3 9475351 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 84,476 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 AAL BRISBANE 9498341 LIBERIA 84,637 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 AAL DALIAN 9498470 LIBERIA 84,638 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 AAL KEMBLA 9498353 LIBERIA 84,629 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 AAL KOBE 9498444 LIBERIA 84,632 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 AAL PUSAN 9498389 LIBERIA 84,962 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 A AND A 1001570 CAYMAN ISLANDS 78,567 08-Jul-2017 08-Jul-2018 A AND A 1001570 CAYMAN ISLANDS 88,171 08-Jul-2018 08-Jul-2019 AARON S MCCALL 9612703 MARSHALL ISLANDS 82,240 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 ABALON 8990536 PHILIPPINES 83,066 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 ABDIAS NASCIMENTO 9453896 BRAZIL 84,931 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 ABIE Unknown BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS 88,080 02-Jun-2018 02-Jun-2019 ABML EVA 9481702 MALTA 85,653 20-Feb-2018 03-Aug-2018 ABML EVA 9481702 MALTA 88,303 03-Aug-2018 20-Feb-2019 ABML GRACE 9224738 MALTA 85,650 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 ABOY KARLIE 9756236 MALTA 85,656 20-Feb-2018 03-Aug-2018 ABOY KARLIE 9756236 MALTA 88,234 03-Aug-2018 20-Feb-2019 ABOY LAETITIA 9756248 MALTA 85,658 20-Feb-2018 03-Aug-2018 ABOY SIENNA 9756224 MALTA 85,655 20-Feb-2018 03-Aug-2018 ABOY SIENNA 9756224 MALTA 88,299 03-Aug-2018 20-Feb-2019 ABRAHAM LINCOLN Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 86,770 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 ABY ASIA 9804564 MALTA 85,652 20-Feb-2018 03-Aug-2018 ABY ASIA 9804564 MALTA 88,309 03-Aug-2018 20-Feb-2019 ABY JEANNETTE 9619804 MALTA 85,657 20-Feb-2018 03-Aug-2018 ABY JEANNETTE 9619804 MALTA 88,307 03-Aug-2018 20-Feb-2019 ABY MONICA 9715842 MALTA 85,659 20-Feb-2018 03-Aug-2018 ABY MONICA 9715842 MALTA 88,312 03-Aug-2018 20-Feb-2019 ABYO AUDREY 9585596 MALTA 85,654 20-Feb-2018 03-Aug-2018 ABY SCARLETT 9567051 MALTA 85,651 20-Feb-2018 03-Aug-2018 ABY SCARLETT 9567051 MALTA 88,300 03-Aug-2018 20-Feb-2019 ABY VIRGINIA 9698874 MALTA 85,649 20-Feb-2018 03-Aug-2018 ABY VIRGINIA 9698874 MALTA 88,311 03-Aug-2018 20-Feb-2019 ACACIA NOIR 9287883 MALTA 82,520 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 ACACIA RUBRA 9468530 MALTA 82,523 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 ACADIAN 9298715 CANADA 83,969 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 ACADIA PARK 9780548 LIBERIA 88,391 07-Sep-2018 20-Feb-2019 ACAPU Unknown BRAZIL 82,127 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 Enquiries regarding this register should be made to David Ragan, Compliance Manager, Steamship Insurance Management Services Limited, Tel: +44 20 7650 6426; Email: [email protected] Steamship Mutual – Vessels insured between 20th February 2018 and 20th February 2019 Cover is provided by Steamship Mutual Underwriting Association Limited FCA firm reference number 202548 ACE 1011537 CAYMAN ISLANDS 78,235 31-May-2017 31-May-2018 ACE 1011537 CAYMAN ISLANDS 87,620 31-May-2018 31-May-2019 ACHIEVEMENT 9542568 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 84,399 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 ACRUX 9461013 ITALY 91,528 31-Dec-2018 20-Feb-2019 ADAGIO Unknown ST,VINCENT & THE GRENADINE 88,929 15-Oct-2018 15-Oct-2019 ADEA Unknown UNITED KINGDOM 78,125 19-May-2017 19-May-2018 ADELE MARINA RIZZO 9434890 ITALY 83,552 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 ADELIA Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 90,467 15-Jan-2019 15-Jan-2020 ADLER II Unknown ST,VINCENT & THE GRENADINE 78,110 10-May-2017 10-May-2018 ADLER II Unknown ST,VINCENT & THE GRENADINE 87,490 10-May-2018 10-May-2019 ADMIRAL JACK Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 88,857 17-Sep-2018 17-Sep-2018 ADMIRAL JACK Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 88,879 17-Sep-2018 11-Nov-2018 ADMIRAL JACK Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 91,409 20-Jan-2019 20-Feb-2019 ADMIRAL RICHARD E. BENNIS Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 86,800 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 ADONIA 9210220 BERMUDA 80,590 20-Feb-2018 12-Mar-2018 ADONIS 9320362 PANAMA 82,186 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 ADONIS Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 88,974 23-Oct-2018 23-Oct-2019 ADRIATIC MARINER 9175157 MALTA 82,909 20-Feb-2018 19-Sep-2018 AD-VANTAGE 9643063 MARSHALL ISLANDS 89,040 07-Nov-2018 07-Nov-2019 ADVANTAGE ANTHEM 9472634 MARSHALL ISLANDS 81,551 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 ADVANTAGE AVENUE 9419450 MARSHALL ISLANDS 81,554 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 ADVANTAGE PARK 9295347 MARSHALL ISLANDS 81,555 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 ADVANTAGE PARTY 9327360 MARSHALL ISLANDS 81,553 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 ADVANTAGE PRIDE 9314806 MARSHALL ISLANDS 81,556 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 ADVENTURE OF THE SEAS 9167227 BAHAMAS 80,279 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 AEC ABILITY II 9317690 BAHAMAS 80,789 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 AEC BELIEF 9303601 BAHAMAS 80,790 20-Feb-2018 23-Jan-2019 AEC DILIGENCE 9249025 BAHAMAS 80,791 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 AEGEAN STAR 9422366 PANAMA 86,556 05-Mar-2018 20-Feb-2019 AETHRA Unknown MALTA 78,108 08-May-2017 08-May-2018 AETHRA Unknown MALTA 87,494 08-May-2018 08-May-2019 AFRICA GAS 9744128 MARSHALL ISLANDS 81,921 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 AFRICAN CAT 8742525 UNITED KINGDOM 82,687 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 AGDASH 9435325 MALTA 82,856 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 AGENA 9197430 ANTIGUA & BARBUDA 82,426 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 AGENA 9197430 ANTIGUA & BARBUDA 82,426 21-Jul-2018 20-Feb-2019 AGIOS MAKARIOS 9474709 MARSHALL ISLANDS 80,889 20-Feb-2018 20-Feb-2019 AGLAIA Unknown MALTA 78,908 09-Aug-2017 09-Aug-2018 AGLAIA Unknown MALTA 88,403 09-Aug-2018 09-Aug-2019 AGLAIA Unknown UNITED KINGDOM 79,096 21-Sep-2017 21-Sep-2018 AGLAIA Unknown UNITED
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