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Filing Port Code Filing Port Name 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 3803 SAULT STE. MARIE, MI 3803-2021-00055 11/20/2020 - CLYDE S VANENKEVORT MELDRUM BAY - 9618484 CA 1 - 52 US 330 Intership, Inc. 0 12 VANENKEVORT TUG AND BARGE 19'0" 0 MOM ERIE TRADER LLC SHIRAS GENERATING PLANT N 3803 SAULT STE. MARIE, MI 3803-2021-00056 11/20/2020 - Erie Trader MELDRUM BAY - - CA 2 1238380 52 US 340 Intership, Inc. 0 0 VANENKEVORT TUG & BARGE 22'6" 16552 ERIE TRADE LLC SHIRAS GENERATING PLANT D 3002 TACOMA, WA 3002-2021-00118 11/20/2020 - PARTNER STAR(MOL PARTNER) YANTIAN V7A4256 9307035 CN 3 9060 003W PA 310 ACGI SHIPPING 0 22 NEDA SHIPPING CORPORATION 41'0" 29112 NEDA SHIPPING CORPORATION PORT OF TACOMA, PIERCE COUNTY TERMNAL, CENTER BERTH DFL 1303 BALTIMORE, MD 1303-2021-00253 11/20/2020 WILMINGTON, NC PENN 81 - - 1231560 - 4 - 38120 US 140 CAPES SHIPPING AGENCIES, INC. 0 8 PENN MARITIME INC. 51'3" 3739 PENN MARITIME INC. BALTIMORE INNER HARBOR ANCHORAGE-SHIPS DF 1303 BALTIMORE, MD 1303-2021-00254 11/20/2020 NORFOLK, VA HANSA ASIA - - 9459400 - 6 48119 001 MH 310 NORTON LILLY INT., INC. 0 21 MRC SHIP CO.I LLC 31'0" 16631 MRC SHIP CO I LLC, MAJURO, MARSHAL ISLANDS SEAGIRT MARINE TERMINAL DFLX 1303 BALTIMORE, MD 1303-2021-00256 11/20/2020 - PENN 81 ALL OTHER CANADA GREAT LAKES REGION PORTS - 1231560 CA 1 - 38120 US 140 CAPES SHIPPING AGENCIES, INC. 0 10 PENN MARITIME INC. 50'11" 3739 PENN MARITIME INC. BALTIMORE INNER HARBOR ANCHORAGE-SHIPS DF 1303 BALTIMORE, MD 1303-2021-00258 11/20/2020 PROVIDENCE, RI GRANDE HALIFAX - I.B.O.S. 9784051 - 6 281 R.I. 001 IT 333 NORTON LILLY INT., INC. 0 25 GRIMALDI EUROMED S.P.A. 35'11" 19749 GRIMALDI EUROMED S.P.A. DUNDALK MARINE TERMINAL BERTH NOS 13, 12 AND 11 LX 1303 BALTIMORE, MD 1303-2021-00260 11/20/2020 NORFOLK, VA MSC Dardanelles (previously NYK APHRODITE) - 5BCQ5 9247754 - 6 29227-03-C 001 CY 310 NORTON LILLY INT., INC. 0 25 LEDRA MARINE S.A. 29'0" 29555 LEDRA MARINE S.A. SEAGIRT MARINE TERMINAL DFLX 2002 NEW ORLEANS, LA 2002-2021-00483 11/20/2020 - INA ALL OTHER NETHERLANDS ANTILLES PORTS A8ZR4 9521875 AN 1 15279 89 LR 229 Host Agency 0 17 POLSKA ZEGLUGA MORSKA 22'0" 5409 HERMIONE EIGHT MARITIME, LTD. CHS GRAIN MYRTLE GROVE WHARF L 2002 NEW ORLEANS, LA 2002-2021-00483 11/20/2020 - INA ALL OTHER NETHERLANDS ANTILLES PORTS A8ZR4 9521875 AN 1 15279 89 LR 229 Host Agency 0 17 POLSKA ZEGLUGA MORSKA 22'0" 5409 HERMIONE EIGHT MARITIME, LTD. DAVANT ANCHORAGE N 2904 PORTLAND, OR 2904-2021-00081 11/20/2020 - SAKURA LEADER NEW WESTMINSTER, BC - 9861861 CA 2 - 001 JP 330 INCHCAPE SHIPPING SERVICES 7 22 NIPPON YUSEN KABUSHIKI KAISHA 28'7" 0 NYK SHIPMANAGEMENT PTE LTD PORT OF PORTLAND TERM 4 BERTHS 414-415 D 3003 ABERDEEN, WA 3003-2021-00026 11/20/2020 - Molly Jane STEVESTON, BC WDK2054 7307196 CA 3 510351 15 US 410 MCADAM'S FISH LLC 0 2 MCADAM'S FISH, LLC. 8'8" 75 CHARCA FISH LLC - - 2010 GRAMERCY, LA 2010-2021-00149 11/20/2020 - MG EXPLORER NANTONG HPEZ 9767479 CN 1 47918-16 26 PA 229 SOUTHPORT AGENCIES, INC. 0 20 WORLD MARINE CO., LTD 15'0" 28894 TAIEI NAVIERA S.A. 12 MILE ANCHORAGE N 2010 GRAMERCY, LA 2010-2021-00149 11/20/2020 - MG EXPLORER NANTONG HPEZ 9767479 CN 1 47918-16 26 PA 229 SOUTHPORT AGENCIES, INC. 0 20 WORLD MARINE CO., LTD 15'0" 28894 TAIEI NAVIERA S.A. ADM/GROWMARK, AMA GRAIN ELEVATOR DOCK L 2010 GRAMERCY, LA 2010-2021-00149 11/20/2020 - MG EXPLORER NANTONG HPEZ 9767479 CN 1 47918-16 26 PA 229 SOUTHPORT AGENCIES, INC. 0 20 WORLD MARINE CO., LTD 15'0" 28894 TAIEI NAVIERA S.A. AMA ANCHORAGE N 5204 WEST PALM BEACH, FL 5204-2021-00173 11/20/2020 - TROPIC GEM FREEPORT, GRAND BAHAMA I J8QY2 9809930 BS 3 401067 0139 VC 310 TROPICAL SHIPPING CO. 0 13 TROPICAL SHIPPING COMPANY LTD. 10'0" 1140 TROPICAL SHIPPING COMPANY LTD. PORT OF PALM BEACH, CRUISE TERMINAL, BERTHS NOS. 2 & 3 (2012) D 4909 SAN JUAN, PR 4909-2021-00233 11/20/2020 - TROPIC PALM ROAD TOWN, TORTOLA ISLAND J8PB 7625964 VG 3 400207 4735 VC 310 TROPICAL SHIPPING AGENCY 0 16 TROPICAL SHIPPING & CONSTRUCTION CO. LTD. 15'0" 250 TROPICAL SHIPPING & CONSTRUCTION CO. LTD. SHED L D 3801 DETROIT, MI 3801-2021-00067 11/20/2020 - Federal Beaufort HAMILTON, ONT V7MF7 - CA 3 9697818 1 MH 229 WORLD SHIPPING INC 0 22 FEDNAV INTERNATIONAL 25'0" 11617 FEDERAL ATLANTIC NICHOLSON TERMINAL & DOCK COL. D 4601 NEW YORK/NEWARK AREA 4601-2021-00528 11/20/2020 NORFOLK, VA MAERSK DENVER (FORMERLY: MAERSK KENDA- WMDQ 9332999 - 6 1245545 045E US 310 NORTON LILLY INTERNATIONAL 0 22 MAERSK LINE LIMITED 35'9" 40098 MAERSK LINE LIMITED PORT ELIZABETH, BERTHS NOS. 88,90,92,94,96 AND 98 LX 1901 MOBILE, AL 1901-2021-00151 11/20/2020 - BANDA SEA COATZACOALCOS 9VAG 8106056 MX 3 386603 693NB SG 333 CG RAILWAY 0 25 LMS SHIPMANAGEMENT 20'3" 7260 GULF SOUTH SHIPPING PRIVATE LTD CENTRAL GULF RAILWAY (CGI), CHOCTAW POINT DL 1701 BRUNSWICK, GA 1701-2021-00087 11/20/2020 PHILADELPHIA, PA GLOVIS CORONA - D7AO 9122930 - 6 JJR-151035 049 KR 325 Norton Lilly International 0 25 HYUNDAI GLOVIS CO. LTD. 27'8" 20732 HYUNDAI GLOVIS CO. LTD. GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY, COLONEL'S TERMINAL ROLL-ON/ROLL-OFF WHAR DF 5201 MIAMI, FL 5201-2021-00298 11/20/2020 - BELEN CAP HAITIEN ER2782 9196230 HT 3 MDM201129 007NB MD 330 ANTILLEAN MARINE SHIPPING CORP 0 8 AMERICAS MARINE MANAGEMENT SERVICES, INC. 14'6" 1168 SITY S.A. 3038 NW NO. RIVER DR. - ANTILLEAN MARINE D 1501 WILMINGTON, NC 1501-2021-00075 11/20/2020 CHESTER, PA Independent Horizon - A80H7 9334375 - 6 91480 764 LR 310 WILMINGTON SHIPPING COMPANY 0 19 PETER DOHLE SCHIFFAHRTS - KG 27'8" 14968 JULIA SHIPPING SERVICES LTD NORTH CAROLINA STATE PORTS AUTH. BERTHS 1-9 DLX 5310 GALVESTON, TX 5310-2021-00625 11/20/2020 - ERIN T HIGH SEAS,GULF OF MEXICO WDII - UF 1 643870 2700 US 422 T&T OFFSHORE 3 3 T&T OFFSHORE, INC 6'0" 63 T&T OFFSHORE, INC T&T OFFSHORE, PIER 9 N 5310 GALVESTON, TX 5310-2021-00626 11/20/2020 - HUNTER T HIGH SEAS,GULF OF MEXICO WDB5678 - UF 1 640786 2701 US 422 T&T OFFSHORE 6 3 T&T OFFSHORE 6'0" 59 T&T OFFSHORE T&T OFFSHORE, PIER 9 N 2002 NEW ORLEANS, LA 2002-2021-00482 11/20/2020 - Daebo Newcastle ALL OTHER CHINA (TAIWAN) PORTS 3FHM 9596492 TW 1 43607-12 12b PA 229 SOUTHPORT AGENCIES 0 20 DAEBO INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CO., LTD. 23'0" 27208 NEWCASTLE SHIPPING CO., LTD. 9 MILE ANCHORAGE N 2002 NEW ORLEANS, LA 2002-2021-00482 11/20/2020 - Daebo Newcastle ALL OTHER CHINA (TAIWAN) PORTS 3FHM 9596492 TW 1 43607-12 12b PA 229 SOUTHPORT AGENCIES 0 20 DAEBO INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CO., LTD. 23'0" 27208 NEWCASTLE SHIPPING CO., LTD. ADM/GROWMARK, AMA GRAIN ELEVATOR DOCK L 2002 NEW ORLEANS, LA 2002-2021-00482 11/20/2020 - Daebo Newcastle ALL OTHER CHINA (TAIWAN) PORTS 3FHM 9596492 TW 1 43607-12 12b PA 229 SOUTHPORT AGENCIES 0 20 DAEBO INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CO., LTD. 23'0" 27208 NEWCASTLE SHIPPING CO., LTD. AMA ANCHORAGE N 4601 NEW YORK/NEWARK AREA 4601-2021-00529 11/20/2020 - LR1 CARRIER ALL OTHER ESTONIA PORTS D5RS7 9307102 EE 2 11862 23 LR 111 GAC North America 0 23 EXECUTIVE SHIP MANAGEMENT PTE LTD 40'2" 22382 FAROS SEAWAYS S.A. PHILLIPS 66 BAYWAY D 5101 CHARLOTTE AMALIE, VI 5101-2021-00201 11/20/2020 CHRISTIANSTED, VI TROPIC SUN - J8AZ2 9039016 - 6 400447 1358 VC 310 TROPICAL SHIPPING 0 17 TROPICAL SHIPPING AND CONSTRUCTION COMPANY LIMITED 15'0" 1961 TROPICAL SHIPPING AND CONSTRUCTION COMPANY LIMITED - - 5310 GALVESTON, TX 5310-2021-00627 11/20/2020 - Holt T HIGH SEAS,GULF OF MEXICO WDB7834 0000089 UF 1 620037 2704 US 422 T&T OFFSHORE 0 3 T&T OFFSHORE INC 8'0" 66 T&T OFFSHORE INC T&T OFFSHORE, PIER 9 N 1103 WILMINGTON, DE 1103-2021-00097 11/20/2020 - HOURAI MARU ANTWERP V7A2157 9796585 BE 1 8262 30 MH 210 MORAN SHIPPING 0 23 SYNERGY MARITIME PRIVATE LIMITED 23'3" 7638 SOUTHERN PACIFIC HOLDING CORPORATION SUNOCO MARCUS HOOK L 2002 NEW ORLEANS, LA 2002-2021-00484 11/20/2020 CORPUS CHRISTI, TX SPAR SCORPIO - LAFN6 9307578 - 6 - 2032e NO 229 NORTON LILLY INTERNATIONAL 0 20 SPAR SHIPHOLDING AS 23'9" 17790 SPAR SHIPHOLDING AS NASHVILLE AVENUE WHARVES A, B AND C D 2905 LONGVIEW, WA 2905-2021-00052 11/20/2020 LONG BEACH, CA fRAGRANT ATHENA - VRSW5 9864899 - 5 HK-5261 2005 HK 229 WILHELMSEN SHIPS SERVICE INC 0 21 SHINNING CORPORATION LIMITED 22'0" 12351 SHINNING CORPORATION LIMITED NORTHPORT-PORT OF KALAMA DF 4909 SAN JUAN, PR 4909-2021-00234 11/20/2020 - ALLEGRO KINGSTON J8B5341 9142447 JM 3 11814 46 VC 310 OCEANIC GENERAL AGENCY 0 10 WATERWAYS SHIPPING LTD. 20'0" 1311 WATERWAYS SHIPPING LTD. 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