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IVI5 Oceanía Barcos.Pdf COORDINACIÓN GENERAL DE PUERTOS Y MARINA MERCANTE DIRECCIÓN GENERAL DE MARINA MERCANTE OCEANÍA REPORTADOS EN OPERACIÓN EN 2013 PAÍS BARCO BANDERA TIPO DE BARCO TRB AUSTRALIA MAPLE INGRID ANT. Y BAR. CARGA GENERAL 9,585 AGIA COREA DEL SUR GRANELERO 26,092 ALAM AMAN II MALASIA GRANELERO 27,306 ARIETTA MALTA GRANELERO 22,400 BEKS HALIL MARSHALL I. GRANELERO 33,277 BULK JAPAN PANAMÁ GRANELERO 42,887 C. QUEEN COREA DEL SUR GRANELERO 77,697 CARAVOS LIBERTY MARSHALL I. GRANELERO 35,812 CHANG SHAN HAI PANAMÁ GRANELERO 33,044 CHOULEX GRAN BRETAÑA GRANELERO 77,211 CIELO DI PALERMO PANAMÁ GRANELERO 22,866 DENSA CHEETAH MALTA GRANELERO 22,709 GREEN PHOENIX PANAMÁ GRANELERO 31,763 IKAN SELAYANG PANAMÁ GRANELERO 31,775 BARCOS MOSOR CROACIA GRANELERO 24,533 NAVIOS SERENITY LIBERIA GRANELERO 23,448 PACIFIC PRIDE PANAMÁ GRANELERO 35,297 PANOCEANIS GRECIA GRANELERO 29,953 THORCO GALAXY CHINA GRANELERO 10,021 WESTERN CARMEN CHIPRE GRANELERO 22,668 WESTERN LUCREZIA CHIPRE GRANELERO 45,670 ZHE HAI 505 CHINA GRANELERO 22,295 ACAPULCO SINGAPUR PORTA CONTENEDOR 10,730 ALIANCA ITAPOA CHINA PORTA CONTENEDOR 91,051 ANGOL LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 32,901 APL CANADA LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 65,792 ANUARIO ESTADÍSTICO DEL TRANSPORTE MARÍTIMO 2013 COORDINACIÓN GENERAL DE PUERTOS Y MARINA MERCANTE DIRECCIÓN GENERAL DE MARINA MERCANTE OCEANÍA REPORTADOS EN OPERACIÓN EN 2013 PAÍS BARCO BANDERA TIPO DE BARCO TRB AUSTRALIA APL ENGLAND SINGAPUR PORTA CONTENEDOR 65,792 APL HAMBURG CHINA PORTA CONTENEDOR 71,786 APL HOLLAND SINGAPUR PORTA CONTENEDOR 65,792 APL INDIA LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 65,792 APL LONDON GRAN BRETAÑA PORTA CONTENEDOR 71,786 APL NORWAY LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 71,867 APL OREGON SINGAPUR PORTA CONTENEDOR 71,787 APL ROTTERDAM CHINA PORTA CONTENEDOR 71,786 APL SCOTLAND SINGAPUR PORTA CONTENEDOR 65,792 APL TOKYO GRAN BRETAÑA PORTA CONTENEDOR 71,786 ATLANTA EXPRESS ALEMANIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 58,833 BANGKOK EXPRESS ALEMANIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 75,590 BELLAVIA MARSHALL I. PORTA CONTENEDOR 53,807 BF COPACABANA LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 21,018 BARCOS BOSTON EXPRESS ALEMANIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 53,815 BOXFORD MARSHALL I. PORTA CONTENEDOR 25,624 BRAZIL EXPRESS SINGAPUR PORTA CONTENEDOR 42,894 BUSAN EXPRESS ALEMANIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 75,590 CALA PAGURO PANAMÁ PORTA CONTENEDOR 17,518 CALA PANTERA PANAMÁ PORTA CONTENEDOR 17,518 CALA PINGUINO PANAMÁ PORTA CONTENEDOR 17,518 CAMELLIA CHINA PORTA CONTENEDOR 28,927 CAP ARNAUTI LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 69,809 CAP CAPRICORN LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 42,814 CAP CORRIENTES LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 42,690 CAP DOMINGO MARSHALL I. PORTA CONTENEDOR 40,085 ANUARIO ESTADÍSTICO DEL TRANSPORTE MARÍTIMO 2013 COORDINACIÓN GENERAL DE PUERTOS Y MARINA MERCANTE DIRECCIÓN GENERAL DE MARINA MERCANTE OCEANÍA REPORTADOS EN OPERACIÓN EN 2013 PAÍS BARCO BANDERA TIPO DE BARCO TRB AUSTRALIA CAP EGMONT LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 35,824 CAP HATTERAS ALEMANIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 41,331 CAP INES CHINA PORTA CONTENEDOR 47,877 CAP PASADO ANT. Y BAR. PORTA CONTENEDOR 28,372 CAP PATTON LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 22,914 CAP VILANO ANT. Y BAR. PORTA CONTENEDOR 28,372 CAPE MAAS MARSHALL I. PORTA CONTENEDOR 35,708 CAPE MANILA MARSHALL I. PORTA CONTENEDOR 35,708 CAPE MAYOR MARSHALL I. PORTA CONTENEDOR 28,007 CAPE MELVILLE MARSHALL I. PORTA CONTENEDOR 27,786 CAROLINE MAERSK DINAMARCA PORTA CONTENEDOR 92,198 CARSTEN MAERSK DINAMARCA PORTA CONTENEDOR 92,198 CCNI ANGAMOS ALEMANIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 66,500 CCNI AYSEN LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 48,799 BARCOS CCNI BUSAN LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 48,338 CCNI SHANGHAI LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 52,467 CHARLES DICKENS LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 54,271 CMA CGM ALCAZAR PANAMÁ PORTA CONTENEDOR 54,778 CMA CGM BLUE WHALE GRAN BRETAÑA PORTA CONTENEDOR 54,309 CMA CGM CHATEAU D›IF CHIPRE PORTA CONTENEDOR 54,778 CMA CGM DON GIOVANNI LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 91,649 CMA CGM L›ETOILE MALTA PORTA CONTENEDOR 26,836 CMA CGM LA TRAVIATA FRANCIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 91,410 CMA CGM NABUCCO FRANCIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 91,410 CMA CGM ORCA PANAMÁ PORTA CONTENEDOR 54,309 CMA CGM OTELLO FRANCIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 91,410 ANUARIO ESTADÍSTICO DEL TRANSPORTE MARÍTIMO 2013 COORDINACIÓN GENERAL DE PUERTOS Y MARINA MERCANTE DIRECCIÓN GENERAL DE MARINA MERCANTE OCEANÍA REPORTADOS EN OPERACIÓN EN 2013 PAÍS BARCO BANDERA TIPO DE BARCO TRB AUSTRALIA CMA CGM ROSE LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 28,927 COLUMBA ANT. Y BAR. PORTA CONTENEDOR 23,897 COPACABANA LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 21,018 CORAL BAY ALEMANIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 27,059 CORNELIUS MAERSK DINAMARCA PORTA CONTENEDOR 92,198 COSCO FUKUYAMA PANAMÁ PORTA CONTENEDOR 40,165 CSAV BRASILIA LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 52,726 CSAV LA LIGUA LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 40,541 CSAV LANALHUE ANT. Y BAR. PORTA CONTENEDOR 40,541 CSAV LAUCA SINGAPUR PORTA CONTENEDOR 39,906 CSAV LIRQUEN BAHAMAS PORTA CONTENEDOR 40,952 CSAV PAPUDO LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 74,373 CSAV PETORCA LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 74,373 CSAV PIRQUE LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 74,373 BARCOS CSAV PORVENIR LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 74,373 CSAV PUYEHUE LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 74,373 CSAV TALTAL LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 94,419 CSAV TORTEL PANAMÁ PORTA CONTENEDOR 91,621 CSAV TRAIGUEN LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 96,628 CSCL MELBOURNE CHINA PORTA CONTENEDOR 39,941 CSCL SYDNEY CHINA PORTA CONTENEDOR 39,941 E.R. WILHEKNSHAVEN LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 27,322 ENA CHINA PORTA CONTENEDOR 25,535 ENSENADA EXPRESS LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 66,332 EVER DEVOTE SINGAPUR PORTA CONTENEDOR 52,090 FREMANTLE EXPRESS GRAN BRETAÑA PORTA CONTENEDOR 23,540 ANUARIO ESTADÍSTICO DEL TRANSPORTE MARÍTIMO 2013 COORDINACIÓN GENERAL DE PUERTOS Y MARINA MERCANTE DIRECCIÓN GENERAL DE MARINA MERCANTE OCEANÍA REPORTADOS EN OPERACIÓN EN 2013 PAÍS BARCO BANDERA TIPO DE BARCO TRB AUSTRALIA GEORGE WASHINGTON PANAMÁ PORTA CONTENEDOR BRIDGE 68,570 HAMMONIA ROMA LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 26,435 HANJIN BASEL ALEMANIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 65,918 HANJIN CHICAGO ALEMANIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 65,918 HANJIN LONG BEACH PANAMÁ PORTA CONTENEDOR 91,621 HANJIN VIENNA ALEMANIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 65,918 HS BIZET LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 38,320 HS COLON LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 50,242 HS HUMBOLDT MALTA PORTA CONTENEDOR 54,271 HS SMETANA LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 18,327 HUGO SCHULTE LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 38,364 HYUNDAI PREMIUM LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 52,467 HYUNDAI VANCOUVER GRAN BRETAÑA PORTA CONTENEDOR 71,821 BARCOS IKARIA LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 66,332 IRENES REMEDY LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 28,592 ITAJAI EXPRESS LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 25,106 ITAL LIBERIA ITALIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 54,152 ITALY EXPRESS PANAMÁ PORTA CONTENEDOR 66,462 JAPAN CHINA PORTA CONTENEDOR 66,046 JPO VIRGO LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 41,225 JUPITER LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 25,535 KOTA LAMBAI SINGAPUR PORTA CONTENEDOR 39,906 KOTA LARIS SINGAPUR PORTA CONTENEDOR 39,906 LORRAINE LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 27,786 LOS ANGELES EXPRESS ALEMANIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 75,590 ANUARIO ESTADÍSTICO DEL TRANSPORTE MARÍTIMO 2013 COORDINACIÓN GENERAL DE PUERTOS Y MARINA MERCANTE DIRECCIÓN GENERAL DE MARINA MERCANTE OCEANÍA REPORTADOS EN OPERACIÓN EN 2013 PAÍS BARCO BANDERA TIPO DE BARCO TRB AUSTRALIA MAERSK KOBE MALTA PORTA CONTENEDOR 74,661 MAERSK NOTTINGHAM LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 26,833 MAERSK WINNIPEG CHINA PORTA CONTENEDOR 18,123 MAERSK WOLFSBURG CHINA PORTA CONTENEDOR 18,123 MARE SUPERUM ANT. Y BAR. PORTA CONTENEDOR 40,306 MARGRIT RICKMERS LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 54,214 MEHUIN LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 75,752 MOL PRECISION PANAMÁ PORTA CONTENEDOR 71,902 MONTE ACONCAGUA ALEMANIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 69,132 MONTE ALEGRE ALEMANIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 69,132 MONTE AZUL ALEMANIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 69,132 MONTE CERVANTES ALEMANIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 69,132 MONTE OLIVIA ALEMANIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 69,132 MONTE PASCOAL ALEMANIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 69,132 BARCOS MONTE ROSA ALEMANIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 69,132 MONTE SARMIENTO ALEMANIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 69,132 MONTE TAMARO ALEMANIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 69,132 MONTE VERDE ALEMANIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 69,132 MOZART LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 28,616 MSC BARCELONA LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 61,870 MSC BRUXELLES LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 107,849 MSC CANDICE PANAMÁ PORTA CONTENEDOR 107,849 MSC CHICAGO LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 107,849 MSC ESTHI PANAMÁ PORTA CONTENEDOR 107,849 MSC FABIENNE PANAMÁ PORTA CONTENEDOR 54,774 MSC INES PANAMÁ PORTA CONTENEDOR 107,551 ANUARIO ESTADÍSTICO DEL TRANSPORTE MARÍTIMO 2013 COORDINACIÓN GENERAL DE PUERTOS Y MARINA MERCANTE DIRECCIÓN GENERAL DE MARINA MERCANTE OCEANÍA REPORTADOS EN OPERACIÓN EN 2013 PAÍS BARCO BANDERA TIPO DE BARCO TRB AUSTRALIA MSC JOANNA PANAMÁ PORTA CONTENEDOR 107,849 MSC JORDAN PANAMÁ PORTA CONTENEDOR 37,071 MSC JUDITH PANAMÁ PORTA CONTENEDOR 89,954 MSC KOREA PANAMÁ PORTA CONTENEDOR 37,518 MSC MADELEINE PANAMÁ PORTA CONTENEDOR 107,551 MSC MARIA ELENA PANAMÁ PORTA CONTENEDOR 107,849 MSC MARINA PANAMÁ PORTA CONTENEDOR 73,819 MSC METHONI LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 73,819 MSC ORNELLA PANAMÁ PORTA CONTENEDOR 54,304 MSC PAMELA PANAMÁ PORTA CONTENEDOR 107,849 MSC PINA PANAMÁ PORTA CONTENEDOR 107,849 MSC POH LIN PANAMÁ PORTA CONTENEDOR 54,744 MSC RANIA PANAMÁ PORTA CONTENEDOR 94,489 MSC ROMA LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 107,849 BARCOS MSC SANTHYA PANAMÁ PORTA CONTENEDOR 37,071 MSC STELLA PANAMÁ PORTA CONTENEDOR 73,819 MSC SUEZ PANAMÁ PORTA CONTENEDOR 37,071 MSC TOKYO LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 65,486 NORTHERN GLEAM LIBERIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 41,835 NORTHERN VIGOUR ALEMANIA PORTA CONTENEDOR 27,437 NYK FLORESTA CHIPRE PORTA CONTENEDOR 25,406 NYK LODESTAR PANAMÁ PORTA CONTENEDOR 75,201 NYK LYNX PANAMÁ PORTA CONTENEDOR 75,201 NYK LYRA PANAMÁ PORTA CONTENEDOR 75,201 NYK ROSA PANAMÁ PORTA CONTENEDOR 27,051 OCTAVIA MARSHALL I. PORTA CONTENEDOR 53,807 ANUARIO ESTADÍSTICO DEL
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