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Filing Port Code Filing Port Name Manifest Number Filing Date Next 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 4909 SAN JUAN, PR 4909-2021-00125 10/29/2020 - DOLE ASIA ANTWERP C6FS4 9046526 BE 3 9000022 OCEANIC GENERAL AGENCY LR 310 DOLE FRESH FRUIT INTL 22 DFFI SHIP FUNDING TRUST I 27'0" 5060 SHED E FL 5301 HOUSTON, TX 5301-2021-00558 10/29/2020 - NANDU ARROW IMBITUBA 3FPD4 9529580 BR 2 42391-11-A BIEHL & Co PA 330 FAIR WIND PANAMA S.A. 20 FAIR WIND PANAMA S.A. 39'5" 18298 KINDER MORGAN DEEPWATER L 5204 WEST PALM BEACH, FL 5204-2021-00101 10/29/2020 - TROPIC LURE FREEPORT, GRAND BAHAMA I J8PD 8204171 BS 3 400203 TROPICAL SHIPPING CO. VC 310 TROPICAL SHIPPING AND CONSTRUCTION COMPANY LTD. 16 TROPICAL SHIPPING AND CONSTRUCTION 13'0" 548 PORT OF PALM BEACH BERTH NO. 17 (2012) DLX 1703 SAVANNAH, GA 1703-2021-00191 10/29/2020 CHARLESTON, SC EVER LADEN - 3FXM3 9595448 - 6 44384-12-A Norton Lilly International PA 310 EVERGREEN MARINE CORP. (TAIWAN) LTD 20 YAMASA NEW PULSAR V S.A. 39'8" 48182 GARDEN CITY TERMINALS, BERTH 7 DL 5204 WEST PALM BEACH, FL 5204-2021-00099 10/29/2020 - INFINITY NASSAU, NEW PROVIDENCE I ZGECS 1012177 BS 1 74529 DEBORA RADTKE KY 494 AHC 2012 27 AHC 2012 13'11" 874 - - 4601 NEW YORK/NEWARK AREA 4601-2021-00299 10/29/2020 NORFOLK, VA BERLIN BRIDGE - VRIM5 9492713 - 6 HK3086 NORTON LILLY INTERNATIONAL HK 310 SEASPAN SHIP MANAGEMENT LIMITED 21 SEASPAN CORPORATION 37'0" 20191 BERTH 72 - MAHER TERMINAL DFL 5204 WEST PALM BEACH, FL 5204-2021-00100 10/29/2020 - TROPIC GEM PROVIDENCIALES J8QY2 9809930 TC 3 401067 TROPICAL SHIPPING CO. 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LTD. 40'4" 69582 GARDEN CITY TERMINALS, BERTH 7 DL 4601 NEW YORK/NEWARK AREA 4601-2021-00297 10/29/2020 BALTIMORE, MD MAERSK GATESHEAD - OWNT2 9235543 - 6 906472 NORTON LILLY INTERNATIONAL SG 310 MAERSK LINE A/S 22 MAERSK LINE A/S 31'0" 29558 APM TERMINALS DFLX 5312 CORPUS CHRISTI, TX 5312-2021-00194 10/29/2020 - CAMILA B ALTAMIRA 3EBP7 9173056 MX 2 50007-18 BIEHL & CO. PA 150 TRANSGAS SHIPPING LINE SAC 20 MIMOSA RO LIMITED 33'0" 3208 OCCIDENTAL CHEMICAL CORP L 5312 CORPUS CHRISTI, TX 5312-2021-00193 10/29/2020 - AMIS FORTUNE CEYHAN TERMINAL HOMP 9724178 TR 2 47203-15 BIEHL & CO. PA 229 WISDOM MARINE LINES S.A. 21 AMIS FORTUNE S.A. 39'3" 17921 BMD 2 L 5301 HOUSTON, TX 5301-2021-00556 10/29/2020 - CIELO DI CAPALBIO PUERTO CABELLO D5AQ3 9595151 VE 2 15422 Southport Agencies Inc. LR 229 D'AMICO DRY D.A.C. 20 D'AMICO DRY DESIGNATED ACTIVITY COMPANY 32'0" 11229 CITY DOCK NO. 15 L 5301 HOUSTON, TX 5301-2021-00556 10/29/2020 - CIELO DI CAPALBIO PUERTO CABELLO D5AQ3 9595151 VE 2 15422 Southport Agencies Inc. LR 229 D'AMICO DRY D.A.C. 20 D'AMICO DRY DESIGNATED ACTIVITY COMPANY 32'0" 11229 HOUSTON CEMENT WEST L 3801 DETROIT, MI 3801-2021-00039 10/29/2020 - Joseph H. Thompson MELDRUM BAY - - CA 1 949094 KYLE LARSON US 341 VANENKEVORT TUG & BARGE USA 5 INTER SHIP 21'3" 573 MISTERSKY FUEL DOCK N 3801 DETROIT, MI 3801-2021-00040 10/29/2020 - Laura L. Vanenkevort MELDRUM BAY WZN3907 8875310 CA 1 1020314 KYLE LARSON US 431 U S UNITED OCEAN SERVICES, LLC 9 U S UNITED OCEAN SERVICES, LLC 17'3" 128 MISTERSKY FUEL DOCK N 4105 TOLEDO, OH 4105-2021-00059 10/29/2020 - PROSNA MONTREAL, QUE A8ZQ9 9521849 CA 2 15276 WORLD SHIPPING INC LR 229 POLSKA ZEGLUGA MORSKA 19 HERMIONE FIVE MARITIME LIMITED 26'6" 5247 ADM/COUNTRYMARK TOLEDO ELEVATOR WHARF L 5301 HOUSTON, TX 5301-2021-00555 10/29/2020 - PRT ACE ALTAMIRA 3EGM4 9713466 MX 3 46266-14-A American Shipping and Chartering PA 229 WATANABE PRINT CO.,LTD. &WPSD S.A. 21 WATANABE PRINT CO.,LTD. & WPSD S.A. 28'6" 20209 CITY DOCK NO. 29 DF 3007 PORT ANGELES, WA 3007-2021-00007 10/29/2020 - SNOW WHITE ALL OTHER MEXICO WEST COAST REGION PORTS - - MX 1 CZE0294 3008 Same as owner operator CZ 494 MIROSLAV RACAN 1 MIROSLAV RACAN 1'8" 12 PORT ANGELES BOAT HAVEN FUELING, WORK, AND G/H MOO N 5312 CORPUS CHRISTI, TX 5312-2021-00190 10/29/2020 - GALWAY SPIRIT FAWLEY C6VE8 9312858 GB 2 9000155 MAX SHIPPING INC BS 112 TEEKAY SHIPPING LTD 23 GALWAY SPIRIT LLC 45'0" 32621 MODA INGLESIDE ENERGY CENTER (MIEC) L 0405 NEW BEDFORD, MA 0405-2021-00020 10/29/2020 CAMDEN, NJ FU QUAN SHAN - VRJW3 9632301 - 5 HK-3365 PEABODY AND LANE HK 229 CHINA SHIPPING INTERNATIONAL SHIP MANAGEMENT CO LT 21 YN JUAN SHIPPING COMPANY LTD 27'0" 19142 PG & E GENERATING, BRAYTON POINT STATION DOCK L 5203 PORT EVERGLADES, FL 5203-2021-00292 10/29/2020 - COOL CHANGE NASSAU, NEW PROVIDENCE I - - BS 1 NP:06002 SAME AS MASTER/OWNER BS 494 ERIC GIBSON JR. 5 ERIC GIBSON JR. 4'6" 58 BAHIA MAR YACHT BASIN N 5312 CORPUS CHRISTI, TX 5312-2021-00189 10/29/2020 - AMERICAS SPIRIT ROTTERDAM C6FW2 9247443 NL 2 9000072 INCHCAPE SHIPPING SERVICES BS 112 TEEKAY MARINE PTE LTD 25 AMERICAS SPIRIT LLC 43'4" 33416 SOUTH TEXAS GATEWAY TERMINAL L 5312 CORPUS CHRISTI, TX 5312-2021-00188 10/29/2020 - QUARTZ POZOS COLORADOS V7KN5 9681170 CO 2 6178 MAX SHIPPING INC MH 112 SINOKOR PETROCHEMICAL CO. LTD. 19 TONGRONG INTERNATIONAL SHIP LEASE CO. LIMITED 38'4" 13823 VALERO REFINING CO., TULE LAKE DOCKS L 5301 HOUSTON, TX 5301-2021-00552 10/29/2020 - CHEMICAL ATLANTIK COATZACOALCOS TCA4833 9780017 MX 2 2674 MARSERVE INC. TR 150 ATLANTIK DENIZCILIK TICARET VE SANAYI A.S. 17 ATLANTIK DENIZCILIK TICARET VE SANAYI A.S. 21'5" 4615 AGRI EXPORT/ITC INT'L TERM./WOODHOUSE DL 5301 HOUSTON, TX 5301-2021-00552 10/29/2020 - CHEMICAL ATLANTIK COATZACOALCOS TCA4833 9780017 MX 2 2674 MARSERVE INC. TR 150 ATLANTIK DENIZCILIK TICARET VE SANAYI A.S. 17 ATLANTIK DENIZCILIK TICARET VE SANAYI A.S. 21'5" 4615 LBC PETRO UNITED, BAYPORT TERMINAL DL 5301 HOUSTON, TX 5301-2021-00550 10/29/2020 NEW ORLEANS, LA YELLOWSTONE - 9V2870 9225251 - 6 399532 BIEHL & Co SG 330 VINETA BEREEDERUNGSGESSELLSCHAFT MBH 23 ALCMENE PTE. 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