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Filing Port Code Filing Port Name Manifest Number Filing Date Last 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 1303 BALTIMORE, MD 1303-2021-00048 10/9/2020 - WILLIAM OLDENDORFF DURBAN - 9623570 ZA 1 - 001 LR 330 T. PARKER HOST OF MARYLAND, INC. 0 24 CATANIA SHIPPING INC. 46'0" 0 OLDENDORFF CARRIERS CONSOLIDATION COAL SALES CO PIER NO 2 L 1703 SAVANNAH, GA 1703-2021-00052 10/9/2020 PHILADELPHIA, PA MAERSK BAHAMAS - 9V6596 9697026 - 6 401954 039N SG 310 NORTON LILLY INTERNATIONAL 0 20 MAERSK A/S 28'8" 12334 XIANG L43 HK INTERNATIONAL SHIP LEASE CO LTD GARDEN CITY TERMINALS, BERTHS CB 1 - 5 DFLX 1703 SAVANNAH, GA 1703-2021-00053 10/9/2020 - HUMEN BRIDGE MANZANILLO 3EKA7 9302164 PA 3 32710-07-B 0076W PA 310 NORTON LILLY INTERNATIONAL 0 22 YURI SHIPPING S.A. 38'1" 35315 YURI SHIPPING S.A. GARDEN CITY TERMINALS, BERTHS CB 1 - 5 DFLX 4909 SAN JUAN, PR 4909-2021-00035 10/9/2020 - DOLE AMERICA MOIN C6FS6 9046502 CR 3 9000026 011 BS 330 OCEANIC GENERAL AGENCY 0 24 REEFERSHIP MARINE SERVICES, INC. 28'0" 5060 VENTURA TRADING LTD. SHED E DF 1703 SAVANNAH, GA 1703-2021-00054 10/9/2020 CHARLESTON, SC MSC BARBARA - HODU 9226932 - 6 28564-02-B 39a PA 310 NORTON LILLY INTERNATIONAL 3 24 MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING COMPANY SA 33'1" 47138 XIANG L4011K INTL SHIP LEASE CO LTD GARDEN CITY TERMINALS, BERTHS CB 1 - 5 DFLX 3002 TACOMA, WA 3002-2021-00017 10/9/2020 OAKLAND, CA EVER EAGLE - ZNZH6 9241310 - 6 905030 153 GB 310 ACGI SHIPPING INC. 0 18 EVERGREEN MARINE (TAIWAN) LTD 42'1" 37132 EVERGREEN MARINE (UK) LTD PORT OF TACOMA, PIERCE COUNTY TERMNAL, CENTER BERTH DLX 5310 GALVESTON, TX 5310-2021-00114 10/9/2020 - STEEL REX HIGH SEAS,GULF OF MEXICO WDH4272 - UF 1 604693 317 US 422 HARBOR OFFSHORE MARINE 0 4 TK TOWING C/O FLANAGAN PARTNERS LLP 6'0" 68 STEEL MARINE SERVICES LLC GALVESTON PIER 7, LAUNCH VESSELS N 5310 GALVESTON, TX 5310-2021-00116 10/9/2020 - STEEL REX HIGH SEAS,GULF OF MEXICO WDH4272 - UF 1 604693 318 US 422 HARBOR OFFSHORE MARINE 0 4 TK TOWING C/O FLANAGAN PARTNERS LLP 6'0" 68 STEEL MARINE SERVICES LLC GALVESTON PIER 7, LAUNCH VESSELS N 5310 GALVESTON, TX 5310-2021-00118 10/9/2020 - STEEL REX HIGH SEAS,GULF OF MEXICO WDH4272 - UF 1 604693 319 US 422 HARBOR OFFSHORE MARINE 5 4 TK TOWING C/O FLANAGAN PARTNERS LLP 6'5" 68 STEEL MARINE SERVICES LLC GALVESTON PIER 7, LAUNCH VESSELS N 5203 PORT EVERGLADES, FL 5203-2021-00072 10/9/2020 - FS IPANEMA EX. BP IPANEMA PUERTO CABELLO A8PT6 9433145 VE 3 18056 242 LR 310 KING OCEAN SERVICES DE VENEZUELA S.A. 0 20 NORDIC HAMBURG SHIPMANAGEMENT (HK) LTD. 26'7" 9156 FS IPANEMA AS PORT EVERGLADES BERTHS 30, 31 AND 32 DL 5201 MIAMI, FL 5201-2021-00046 10/9/2020 - REGULA KINGSTON 5BNF2 9430064 JM 3 - 0ag4j CY 310 NORTON LILLY INT'L 0 11 WINSCHO III B.V. 19'0" 3068 WINSCHO III B.V. PORT OF MIAMI, BAY 111 - GANTRY CRANES D 0401 BOSTON, MA 0401-2021-00010 10/9/2020 CHARLESTON, SC APL BOSTON - 9V9917 9597496 - 6 397745 0VC73 SG 310 Norton, Lilly Int'l 0 22 APL CO PTE LTD 36'5" 59145 NOL LINER, PTE LTD PAUL W CONLEY MARINE TERM BERTHS 12 & 13 (GEN CARGO) DFLX 2704 LOS ANGELES, CA 2704-2021-00039 10/9/2020 - HYUNDAI SATURN PUSAN MGGA2 9725146 KR 3 924424 V023 GB 310 WESTERN OVERSEAS CORP 0 22 PAPORP MARINE INC. 46'5" 72337 PAPORP MARINE INC. LOS ANGELES BERTH 405 DL 5201 MIAMI, FL 5201-2021-00047 10/9/2020 - JULIET BIMINI ISLAND WDC6447 0355764 BS 1 1144038 10092 US 350 HASH MARINE LLC 11 5 HASH MARINE LLC. 11'6" 35 HASH MARINE LLC. MUSEUM PARK/FEC SLIPS N 4601 NEW YORK/NEWARK AREA 4601-2021-00081 10/9/2020 NORFOLK, VA MAERSK CHICAGO - WMCS 9332975 - 6 1245544 039e US 310 NORTON LILLY INTERNATIONAL 0 19 MAERSK LINE LTD. 33'1" 40098 MAERSK LINE LTD. BERTH 94 - SEALAND TERMINAL LX 1701 BRUNSWICK, GA 1701-2021-00017 10/9/2020 - GRAND CHAMPION MOKPO 3EOR3 9340570 KR 3 33611-08-B 001 PA 333 Norton Lilly International 0 21 DYNAMIC CONDUCTOR SHIPPING S.A. 30'3" 17766 DYNAMIC CONDUCTOR SHIPPING S.A. GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY, COLONEL'S TERMINAL ROLL-ON/ROLL-OFF WHAR DF 5301 HOUSTON, TX 5301-2021-00150 10/9/2020 NEW YORK/NEWARK AREA SEAWAYS GUAYAQUIL - V7A2846 9389837 - 4 8861 02 MH 112 ProMar Agency, Inc. 0 21 GUAYAQUIL TANKER CORPORATION 27'2" 22017 GUAYAQUIL TANKER CORPORATION MAGELLAN MIDSTREAM PARTNERS L 5203 PORT EVERGLADES, FL 5203-2021-00073 10/9/2020 - VEGA SAGITTARIUS HAINA A8RK2 9491616 DO 3 91667 170NB LR 310 KING OCEAN SERVICES 0 17 VEGA REEDEREI GMBH & CO. KG 25'6" 4900 MS VEGA SAGITTARIUS SHIPPING COMPANY LIMITED PORT EVERGLADES BERTHS 16, 17 AND 18 DL 4909 SAN JUAN, PR 4909-2021-00037 10/9/2020 - MIDNIGHT WOLF SAINT THOMAS, ST. THOMAS YJWD9 8203036 VI 3 2437 2004 PA 422 WM. HUMPHREY/BLUE WATER MARITIME 0 8 MIDNIGHT MARINE HOLDINGS LIMITED 9'0" 207 MIDNIGHT MARINE HOLDINGS LIMITED MUNICIPAL PIER 10 L 5310 GALVESTON, TX 5310-2021-00113 10/9/2020 - APOLLO HIGH SEAS,GULF OF MEXICO WDG5249 - UF 1 572790 2460 US 422 RYAN MARINE SERVICES Inc 0 4 RYAN MARINE SERVICES 4'8" 63 RMS MV APOLLO LLC RYAN MARINE SERVICES, INC. PIER 75 N 4909 SAN JUAN, PR 4909-2021-00036 10/9/2020 - KYDON SANTO DOMINGO - 8916607 DO 3 - 1009 GR 330 PRIORITY RO RO SERVICES 0 55 A.N.E.K. A.E. 20'0" 0 A.N.E.K. A.E. PAN AMERICAN D 5310 GALVESTON, TX 5310-2021-00115 10/9/2020 - APOLLO HIGH SEAS,GULF OF MEXICO WDG5249 - UF 1 572790 2448 US 422 RYAN MARINE SERVICES Inc 0 3 RYAN MARINE SERVICES 4'8" 63 RMS MV APOLLO LLC RYAN MARINE SERVICES, INC. PIER 75 N 5310 GALVESTON, TX 5310-2021-00127 10/9/2020 - STEEL REX HIGH SEAS,GULF OF MEXICO WDH4272 - UF 1 604693 321 US 422 HARBOR OFFSHORE MARINE 1 4 TK TOWING C/O FLANAGAN PARTNERS LLP 6'5" 68 STEEL MARINE SERVICES LLC GALVESTON PIER 7, LAUNCH VESSELS N 1601 CHARLESTON, SC 1601-2021-00045 10/9/2020 PHILADELPHIA, PA SPIRIT OF SYDNEY - 9V2501 9391672 - 6 399101 007w SG 310 Norton Lilly International 0 23 RICKMERS SHIP MANAGEMENT PTE LTD 30'1" 23894 A.R. SIXTH NAVIGATION PTE LTD NORTH CHARLESTON TERMINAL, SCSPA DFLX 1701 BRUNSWICK, GA 1701-2021-00016 10/9/2020 CHARLESTON, SC LIBERTY ACE - 7KAY 9293650 - 6 143049 124A JP 325 Norton Lilly International 0 22 MITSUI O.S.K. LINES LTD 26'5" 18428 MITSUI O.S.K. LINES LTD GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY, COLONEL'S TERMINAL ROLL-ON/ROLL-OFF WHAR LX 5203 PORT EVERGLADES, FL 5203-2021-00074 10/9/2020 - BAHAMAS EXPRESS HARBOUR ISLAND HP-5898 9587489 BS 3 43778-12 1201 PA 330 Seacor Island Lines LLC 0 8 SEABULK TANKERS, INC 4'0" 146 CARIBSHIP LLC G & G MARINE, PORT LAUDANIA DL 1816 PORT CANAVERAL, FL 1816-2021-00006 10/9/2020 - KARLINO BRAKE D5JE5 9727510 DE 3 17076 106WM LR 229 Norton Lilly International 0 18 POLSKA ZEGLUGA MORSKA PP 28'0" 13009 JUPITER SEVEN SHIPPING LTD SCP2 SOUTH CARGO PIER 2 DF 5310 GALVESTON, TX 5310-2021-00117 10/9/2020 - RED EAGLE HIGH SEAS,GULF OF MEXICO WDG5246 - UF 1 585761 2449 US 422 RYAN MARINE SERVICES Inc 0 4 RYAN MARINE SERVICES, INC. 5'9" 65 RMS MV RED EAGLE LLC RYAN MARINE SERVICES, INC. PIER 75 N 5203 PORT EVERGLADES, FL 5203-2021-00075 10/9/2020 - JAUME II FREEPORT, GRAND BAHAMA I - 9116113 BS 3 - 1 ES 350 Host Agency LLC 0 10 BALEARIA EUROLINEAS MARITIMAS 24'8" 1233 BALEARIA EUROLINEAS MARITIMAS PORT EVERGLADES BERTHS 21, 22, 23, 24 AND 25 N 1701 BRUNSWICK, GA 1701-2021-00018 10/9/2020 - MORNING LISA MOKPO 3FRO6 9383417 KR 3 38145PEXT 111 PA 325 INCHCAPE SHIPPING SERVICES 0 21 EUKOR CAR CARRIERS, INC 29'2" 24507 S330 INTERNATIONAL SA GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY, COLONEL'S TERMINAL ROLL-ON/ROLL-OFF WHAR DF 5310 GALVESTON, TX 5310-2021-00119 10/9/2020 - RED EAGLE HIGH SEAS,GULF OF MEXICO WDG5246 - UF 1 585761 2455 US 422 RYAN MARINE SERVICES Inc 3 4 RYAN MARINE SERVICES, INC. 5'9" 65 RMS MV RED EAGLE LLC RYAN MARINE SERVICES, INC. PIER 75 N 4601 NEW YORK/NEWARK AREA 4601-2021-00082 10/9/2020 - SEAWAYS REDWOOD WHIFFEN HEAD, NF V7ZX2 9607954 CA 2 4934 30170 MH 112 GAC North America 0 21 BATANGAS TANKER CORPORATION 42'0" 34828 BATANGAS TANKER CORPORATION PHILLIPS 66 BAYWAY D 3804 SAGINAW/BAY CITY, MI 3804-2021-00004 10/9/2020 - ALGOMA BUFFALO GODERICH, ONT WXS6134 7620653 CA 2 841536 20033 CA 600 World Shipping Inc 0 19 ALGOMA CENTRAL CORPORATION CANADA 23'0" 5107 ALGOMA CENTRAL CORPORATION CANADA SARGENT DOCKS & TERMINAL CO., ZILWAUKEE WHARF D 5310 GALVESTON, TX 5310-2021-00122 10/9/2020 - STEEL REX HIGH SEAS,GULF OF MEXICO WDH4272 - UF 1 604693 320 US 422 HARBOR OFFSHORE MARINE 1 4 TK TOWING C/O FLANAGAN PARTNERS LLP 6'5" 68 STEEL MARINE SERVICES LLC GALVESTON PIER 7, LAUNCH VESSELS N 5203 PORT EVERGLADES, FL 5203-2021-00076 10/9/2020 - OREGON TRADER FREEPORT, GRAND BAHAMA I 9HA3880 9344564 BS 3 - PD039 MT 310 NORTON LILLY INT'L 0 20 MS OREGON TRADER GMBH & CO.
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