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Filing Port Code Filing Port Name Manifest Number Filing Date Last Domestic Port Vessel Name Last Foreign Port Call Sign Number Filing Last Port Call Sign Foreign Trade Official Voyage Vessel Type Dock Code Filing Port Name Manifest Number Filing Date Last Domestic Port Vessel Name Last Foreign Port Number IMO Number Country Code Number Number Vessel Flag Code Agent Name PAX Total Crew Operator Name Draft Tonnage Owner Name Dock Name InTrans 3901 CHICAGO, IL 3901-2021-00057 12/25/2020 MARINETTE, WI Blair Mckeil - VCBM 9546045 - 5 842704 20029 CA 330 Central Marine Logistics, Inc 0 14 MCKEIL WORK BOATS GP INC. 26'0" 4398 MCKEIL WORK BOATS GP INC. - - 3002 TACOMA, WA 3002-2021-00209 12/25/2020 - RDO CONCERT TOKYO A8TH7 9415844 JP 3 92920 101E LR 310 NORTON LILLY INTERNATIONAL 0 22 DEOCON NAVIGATION INC 31'6" 45843 DEOCON NAVIGATION INC WASHINGTON UNITED TERMINALS, TACOMA WHARF (WUT) DFL 5311 FREEPORT, TX 5311-2021-00321 12/25/2020 HOUSTON, TX NORDIC ANN - OYCZ2 9422665 - 5 9422665 9 DK 150 Texas Marine Agency Inc. 0 22 MOL CHEMICAL TANKERS PTE LTD 26'5" 4689 MOL CHEMICAL TANKERS PTE LTD DOW CHEMICAL U.S.A., TEXAS OPERATIONS LX 2101 PORT ARTHUR, TX 2101-2021-00522 12/25/2020 - ARWA SPIRIT SALVADOR V7PQ5 9339260 BR 1 3267 20201 MH 150 GAC RUR 0 27 TEEKAY SHIPPING LTD 31'2" 32537 MEMBRANE SHIPPING LTD CHENIERE ENERGY PARTNERS, L.P., SABINE PASS LNG TERMINAL L 2101 PORT ARTHUR, TX 2101-2021-00523 12/25/2020 - ALONISSOS COATZACOALCOS SXPG 9250531 MX 2 11272 136 GR 111 LIGHTHOUSE SHIPPING AGENCY, INC. 0 23 ELETSON CORP 40'0" 32824 ALIONISSOS SPECIAL MARITIME ENTERPRISE VALERO REFINING GROUP, PORT ARTHUR REFINERY WHARVES D 5311 FREEPORT, TX 5311-2021-00325 12/25/2020 HOUSTON, TX STOLT VISION - D5CM9 9274329 - 5 15738 105 HK 150 ISS MARINE SERVICES 0 22 STOLT TANKERS B.V. 29'5" 7838 STOLT VISION B.V PHILLIPS 66 CO., FREEPORT TERMINAL DOCKS LX 2101 PORT ARTHUR, TX 2101-2021-00521 12/25/2020 - CONSTELLATION ALGECIRAS C6BW9 9734680 ES 1 7000791 2007 BS 150 BIEHL & COMPANY, INC. 0 23 CONSTELLATION LPG TRANSPORT LLC 32'0" 18641 CONSTELLATION LPG TRANSPORT LLC SUNOCO LOGISTICS L 2101 PORT ARTHUR, TX 2101-2021-00520 12/25/2020 - PUMA LA LIBERTAD 3FBH2 9420758 EC 1 41067-10-B 96 PA 112 TRANSMARINE NAVIGATION CORPORATION 0 20 NAVIERAS ULTRAGAS LTDA 24'8" 13579 GUANACO SHIPPING INC PORT OF PORT ARTHUR DOCKS - PUBLIC OCEAN TERMINAL L 2101 PORT ARTHUR, TX 2101-2021-00524 12/25/2020 - PAN EUROPE MINA AL AHMADI VRQC4 9750244 KW 1 HK-4676 10 HK 330 INCHCAPE SHIPPING SERVICES 0 31 TEEKAY SHIPPING LTD. 31'0" 34498 PAN EUROPE LNG TRANSPORTATION COMPANY LTD. 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