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Filing Port Call Sign Next Foreign Trade Official Vessel Type Total Dock Code Filing Port Name Manifest Number Filing Date Next Domestic Port Vessel Name Next Foreign Port Name Number IMO Number Country Code Number Agent Name Vessel Flag Code Operator Name Crew Owner Name Draft Tonnage Dock Name InTrans 5301 HOUSTON, TX 5301-2021-00286 10/15/2020 - G. ARETE CHIBA - 9621584 JP 2 44588SC BIEHL & Co PA 330 SK SHIPPING CO.LTD. 21 PAEGI SHIPHOLDING S.A. 36'1" 15984 ENTERPRISE OILTANKING HOUSTON, SHIP-DOCK WHARVES L 4601 NEW YORK/NEWARK AREA 4601-2021-00149 10/15/2020 NORFOLK, VA EXPRESS ROME - A8YC2 9484936 - 6 15019 NORTON LILLY INTERNATIONAL LR 310 CELLCONTAINER (NO.7) CORP. 27 CELLCONTAINER (NO.7) CORP. 41'3" 63886 BERTH 72 - MAHER TERMINAL DFL 5301 HOUSTON, TX 5301-2021-00285 10/15/2020 - NORDIC COPENHAGEN YOKOHAMA OYGL2 9796810 JP 2 04947 INCHCAPE SHIPPING SERVICES DK 150 DANIA SHIP MANAGEMENT A/S 20 MOL NORDIC TANKERS TRADING A/S 33'4" 7760 VOPAK, INC., DEER PARK TERMINAL WHARF L 4601 NEW YORK/NEWARK AREA 4601-2021-00148 10/15/2020 - NORTHERN PRACTISE GENOA A8RX4 9450301 IT 3 91717 NORTON LILLY INTERNATIONAL LR 310 NORTERN PRACTISE SHIPPING 17 NORTERN PRACTISE SHIPPING 34'0" 28759 BERTH 82 - MAHER TERMINAL DFX 4601 NEW YORK/NEWARK AREA 4601-2021-00147 10/15/2020 - OLEANDER HAMILTON V7A2078 9827334 BM 3 8204 Bermuda Agencies Ltd. MH 333 NORDIC HAMBURG SHIPMANAGEMENT (HKG) LTD. 12 SARGASSO SEA INC 17'0" 3738 BERTH 58 - MAHER TERMINAL DL 1801 TAMPA, FL 1801-2021-00021 10/15/2020 - AAL MERKUR BUENAVENTURA A8WI4 9509695 CO 2 16912 NOVA INTERNATIONAL SHIPPPING SERVICES LR 330 MARLOW SHIP MANAGEMENT DEUTSCHLAND & CO KG 18 WARNOW MERKUR SHIPPING COMPANY LTD 33'9" 10602 KINDER MORGAN BULK TERMINALS, TAMPAPLEX TERMINAL WHARVES L 3102 KETCHIKAN, AK 3102-2021-00006 10/15/2020 - LITTLE BOYER NANAIMO, BC - - CA 2 582292 BOYER TOWING INC US 340 BOYER TOWING, INC. 0 BOYER TOWING, INC. 14'0" 1946 VIKING LUMBER DOCK, KLAWOCK, AK L 3102 KETCHIKAN, AK 3102-2021-00005 10/15/2020 - MAIA H NANAIMO, BC WYX2079 8842351 CA 1 545260 BOYER TOWING INC US 431 BOYER TOWING INC., 4 BOYER TOWING INC., 12'0" 96 VIKING LUMBER DOCK, KLAWOCK, AK N 3006 EVERETT, WA 3006-2021-00001 10/15/2020 - Fesco Uliss PROVIDENIYA UBBU4 9312157 RU 3 2835 TALON MARINE SERVICES RU 310 FAR-EASTERN SHIPPING CO. PLC. 16 FAR-EASTERN SHIPPING CO. PLC. 21'4" 4261 - - 3005 BELLINGHAM, WA 3005-2021-00009 10/15/2020 - SEASPAN COMMANDER VANCOUVER, BC - 7043336 CA 2 345111 B.R. anderson &n Co. CA 431 SEASPAN ULC 0 SEASPAN ULC 14'0" 8 - - 4601 NEW YORK/NEWARK AREA 4601-2021-00146 10/15/2020 NORFOLK, VA MSC DYMPHNA - 3EXN 9110391 - 6 45093-13 NORTON LILLY INTERNATIONAL PA 310 MSC MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING COMPANY S.A. 27 MARSINT SHIPPING INC 45'7" 37655 PORT NEWARK CONTAINER TERM (PNCT) BERTH 61 DFL 2709 LONG BEACH, CA 2709-2021-00074 10/15/2020 - COSCO PORTUGAL KAO HSIUNG VRN16 9516466 TW 3 HK-4096 GAC Shipping (USA) Inc. CN 310 COSCO SHIPPING LINES CO. LTD 27 COSCO PORTUGAL SHIPPING CO. LTD 40'11" 65592 LONG BEACH BERTH 26 DL 5301 HOUSTON, TX 5301-2021-00283 10/15/2020 NEW ORLEANS, LA YANGTZE DAWN - V7F03 9515747 - 5 7950 INCHCAPE SHIPPING SERVICES MH 229 NEW YANGTZE DAWN PET LTD 20 YANGTZE DAWN PTE LTD 22'4" 19231 JACINTOPORT CARE TERMINAL WHARF DF 5312 CORPUS CHRISTI, TX 5312-2021-00090 10/15/2020 - MARATHON TS WILHELMSHAVEN 9HA4464 9737371 DE 2 9737371 Moran Shipping Agencies MT 150 BARSLEY MARITIME S.A. 23 BARSLEY MARITIME S.A. 44'6" 34908 FLINT HILLS RESOURCES, INGLESIDE CRUDE TERMINAL L 5301 HOUSTON, TX 5301-2021-00282 10/15/2020 - UAL TEXAS MALABO PCPY 9542350 GQ 3 55298 GULF SUNRISE AGENCY NL 330 NESCOS D. B. V. 10 NESCOS D. B. V. 23'9" 2710 CITY DOCK NO. 17 L 5104 CHRISTIANSTED, VI 5104-2021-00056 10/15/2020 - MERIDIAN EXPRESS PORT NOT ON FILE 3FQH2 9596272 UF 2 44920-13 SEAPORT HUB AGENCIES PA 210 ASTRAEA MARITIME SA, PANAMA 22 ASTRAEA MARITIME SA 45'0" 12209 LIMETREE BAY - HOVENSA PIER DFL 5301 HOUSTON, TX 5301-2021-00281 10/15/2020 - VELEBIT FREEPORT, GRAND BAHAMA I 9AA7659 9455741 BS 1 3T842 INCHCAPE SHIPPING SERVICES HR 112 TANKERSKA PLOVIDBA D.D 20 FONTANA SHIPPING COMPANY LIMITED 25'4" 15286 AGRI EXPORT/ITC INT'L TERM./WOODHOUSE X 5312 CORPUS CHRISTI, TX 5312-2021-00093 10/15/2020 - AUSTRALIAN SPIRIT ROTTERDAM C6FW3 9247455 NL 2 9000074 MORAN GULF SHIPPING AGENCY BS 111 TEEKAY MARINE (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD. 23 AUSTRALIAN SPIRIT LLC 43'8" 33416 SOUTH TEXAS GATEWAY TERMINAL L 5301 HOUSTON, TX 5301-2021-00280 10/15/2020 - MARLIN AZURITE ALL OTHER TRINIDAD PORTS V7HE6 9721920 TT 2 5809 GAC Shipping (USA) Inc MH 112 EXECUTIVE SHIP MANAGEMENT PTE LTD 20 WHITE FLAG VENTURES XXIII LLC 38'8" 14296 MAGELLAN MIDSTREAM PARTNERS L 5312 CORPUS CHRISTI, TX 5312-2021-00092 10/15/2020 PORT ARTHUR, TX UNIQUE INFINITY - VRLY6 9540833 - 5 HK3804 MORAN SHIPPING AGENCIES OF TEXAS HK 150 BETA NAVIGATION LTD 20 BETA NAVIGATION LTD 36'6" 13762 VALERO REFINING CO., TULE LAKE DOCKS L 2004 BATON ROUGE, LA 2004-2021-00017 10/15/2020 - ONEGO NEVA VERACRUZ V2EB4 9438585 MX 1 4575 Gulf Inland Marine AG 330 MARCONSULT SCHIFFAHRT (GMBH & CO.) KG. 13 MARMINDORO SCHIFFAHRTSGESELLSCHFT MBH 21'0" 3909 CHALMETTE BUOYS MILE 89.5 D 1101 PHILADELPHIA, PA 1101-2021-00057 10/15/2020 NEW YORK, NY MOL EMISSARY - VRFX6 9407158 - 6 HK-2545 NORTON LILLY INTERNATIONAL HK 310 SEASPAN SHIP MANAGEMENT LTD. 20 SEASPAN CORPORATION 33'8" 35134 - - 5201 MIAMI, FL 5201-2021-00091 10/15/2020 - MSC PREZIOSA OCEAN CAY 3FOA6 9595321 BS 1 51114-PE-XT-FNORTON LILLY INT'L PA 350 MSC CRUISE MANAGEMENT LIMITED 58 PREZIOSA CRUISE LIMITESD 28'2" 115732 PORT OF MIAMI, BERTH D N 1101 PHILADELPHIA, PA 1101-2021-00056 10/15/2020 - MORNING PEACE ANTWERP V7BF3 9780627 BE 3 7249 INCHCAPE SHIPPING SERVICES MH 325 EUKOR CAR CARRIERS INC. 22 S830 INTERNATIONAL S.A. 26'5" 25914 - - 5301 HOUSTON, TX 5301-2021-00279 10/15/2020 - TANAB RIO HAINA 9HA4393 9803429 DO 2 - GAC Shipping (USA) Inc MT 150 NAKKAS DENIZCILIK VE TICARET ANONIM SIRKETI 14 TANA MARITIME & TRADING INC. 22'6" 1775 VOPAK INC DEER PARK TERMINAL L 5301 HOUSTON, TX 5301-2021-00278 10/15/2020 - BONITA GAMBA SYVW 9297541 GA 2 11568 GAC Shipping (USA) Inc GR 111 AGILERA SHIPPING CORP 26 AGILERA SHIPPING CORP 28'2" 33521 MARATHON #38 D 5104 CHRISTIANSTED, VI 5104-2021-00055 10/15/2020 CHARLOTTE AMALIE, VI WATER SPIRIT 2 - 5VGA7 9212424 - 6 TG-01268L WATER SPIRIT FREIGHT SERVICES TG 330 FREIGHT SERVICES INC 12 FERROL TRUCKING SERVICE 10'0" 418 GALLOWSBAY HARBOR DOCK DLX 1303 BALTIMORE, MD 1303-2021-00080 10/15/2020 - MSC CHANNE ALL OTHER INDIA EAST COAST PORTS CQZK 9710438 IN 3 MAR-1452 NORTON LILLY INT., INC. PT 310 MSC SHIPPING COMPANY S.A. 23 ULTIMATE IDEA HOLDINGS LTD. 35'0" 56898 SEAGIRT MARINE TERMINAL DFLX 1803 JACKSONVILLE, FL 1803-2021-00050 10/15/2020 SAVANNAH, GA GRANDE GABON - IBNV 9437933 - 6 239 NORTON LILLY INTERNATIONAL IT 330 GRIMALDI DEEP SEA S.P.A. 25 GRIMALDI DEEP SEA S.P.A. 29'2" 14297 BLOUNT ISLAND - BERTHS 4 - 6 FLX 1801 TAMPA, FL 1801-2021-00023 10/15/2020 - COSCO GENOA SHANGHAI VRKT3 9484326 CN 3 HK-3550 Norton lilly International HK 310 COSCO SHIPPING LINES CO. LTD 23 COSCO GENOA MARITIME LTD. 38'0" 23713 - - 5312 CORPUS CHRISTI, TX 5312-2021-00091 10/15/2020 NEW ORLEANS, LA MINERVA GLORIA - 9HA5052 9382750 - 5 9382750 MORAN GULF SHIPPING AGENCY MT 112 SEAHAWK MANAGEMENT S.A. 25 SEAHAWK MANAGEMENT S.A. 44'5" 35396 PORT OF CORPUS CHRISTI PUBLIC OIL (TANKER) DOCK NO. 8 DF 5312 CORPUS CHRISTI, TX 5312-2021-00089 10/15/2020 - BW PAVILION ARANDA BHAVNAGAR 9V6330 9792606 IN 2 401759 NORTON LILLY INTERNATIONAL SG 150 BW GAS AS 32 BW DIAMOND LNG PTE. LTD. 37'6" 34307 CHENIERE ENERGY, CORPUS CHRISTI LIQUIFACTION TERMINAL L 2002 NEW ORLEANS, LA 2002-2021-00134 10/15/2020 - ZHOUSHAN ISLAND SANTA MARTA VRLY2 9610729 CO 2 HK 3800 BLUE WATER HK 229 PACIFIC BASIN SHIPPING (HK) LTD 18 ZHOUSHAN SHIPPING LTD 43'3" 19458 COOPER MILE 179 L 2501 SAN DIEGO, CA 2501-2021-00023 10/15/2020 - King C HIGH SEAS WDE9278 - UF 1 547866 PAXTON SHREVE & HAYES US 422 PACIFIC TUGBOAT SERVICE 4 PACIFIC MARITIME FREIGHT INC. 8'8" 73 PACIFIC TUGBOAT SERVICE N 5101 CHARLOTTE AMALIE, VI 5101-2021-00060 10/15/2020 CHRISTIANSTED, VI NORMA H II - 5VFB9 7228716 - 6 TG-01064L STEVENSON FORMEL FREIGHT SERVICES TG 330 STEVENSON FORMEL FREIGHT SVCES. 11 NORMA H HOLDINGS(PANAMA) S.A. 10'0" 189 SANDFILL VIRGIN ISLANDS DL 5301 HOUSTON, TX 5301-2021-00277 10/15/2020 MOBILE, AL YORK - D5SG2 9196838 - 6 10726 NORTON LILLY INTL LR 310 V. SHIPS 23 COSTIS MARITIME CORPORATION 39'7" 41490 BAYPORT CONTAINER TERMINAL DFL 2002 NEW ORLEANS, LA 2002-2021-00133 10/15/2020 - ANDEAN VERACRUZ 5BNN2 9413925 MX 2 - NOVA INTERNATIONAL CY 229 SHEARWATER MARITIME LTD 19 ARAMBOL SHIPPING LIMITED 33'0" 10208 COOPER MILE 180 L 2101 PORT ARTHUR, TX 2101-2021-00088 10/15/2020 - Miss Charlotte HIGASHIHARIMA KO - 8982539 JP 1 1061878 Associated Marine Services US 422 ASSOCIATED MARINE SERVICES, INC 4 ASSOCIATED MARINE SERVICES, INC 5'6" 67 ASSOCIATED MARINE SERVICES DOCK NO. 1 N 1601 CHARLESTON, SC 1601-2021-00081 10/15/2020 - MSC LAURA ANTWERP H9UE 9225665 BE 3 28470-02-D Norton Lilly International PA 310 MSC MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING COMPANY S.A.
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