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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 4105 TOLEDO, OH 4105-2021-00021 10/8/2020 - ROBERT S. PIERSON KINGSVILLE, ONT CFN4934 7366403 CA 2 832253 LOWER LAKES TOWING LTD CA 229 LOWER LAKES TOWING LTD. 19 LOWER LAKES TOWING LTD 21'0" 4378 LAFARGE NORTH AMERICA, MARBLHEAD AGGREGATES L 4601 NEW YORK/NEWARK AREA 4601-2021-00081 10/8/2020 - BOW CONDOR HAMBURG - 9214032 DE 1 5277 Inchcape Shipping Services MH 150 ODFJELL 24 ODFJELL 20'0" 5047 IMTT BAYONNE WHARF AND PIERS A, B, 1, 3, 4 D 4601 NEW YORK/NEWARK AREA 4601-2021-00080 10/8/2020 - OLEANDER III former Oleander HAMILTON V7SX3 8901406 BM 3 3740 Bermuda Agencies Ltd. MH 310 FAIRFIELD MAXWELL SERVICES LTD. 12 SARGASSO SEA INC 17'0" 2804 BERTH 58 - MAHER TERMINAL DL 4601 NEW YORK/NEWARK AREA 4601-2021-00079 10/8/2020 BALTIMORE, MD MAERSK GATESHEAD - OWNT2 9235543 - 6 906472 NORTON LILLY INTERNATIONAL SG 310 MAERSK LINE A/S 24 MAERSK LINE A/S 34'0" 29558 PORT ELIZABETH, BERTHS NOS. 88,90,92,94,96 AND 98 DFLX 4601 NEW YORK/NEWARK AREA 4601-2021-00078 10/8/2020 - PALANCA RIO SAINT JOHN, NB V7QS4 9747998 CA 1 6907 MORAN SHIPPING AGENCIES MH 229 WISBY SHIPMANAGEMENT AB 17 OCEAN MINXING SHIPPING COMPANY LIMITED 18'10" 3612 SPRAGUE ENERGY BRONX TERMINAL D 5301 HOUSTON, TX 5301-2021-00151 10/8/2020 - ETERNAL GLORY CHIBA - 9875408 JP 2 - GAC Shipping (USA) Inc PA 330 NEW OCEAN SHIPMANAGEMENT PTE.,LTD 20 PHOENIX LINE SHIPPING S.A. 37'3" 0 ENTERPRISE OILTANKING HOUSTON, SHIP-DOCK WHARVES L 2905 LONGVIEW, WA 2905-2021-00017 10/8/2020 - RED ROSE RIZHAO HOSP 9267613 CN 2 28957-03-D SOUTHPORT AGENCIES PNW PA 229 EURO MARITIME CHARTERING LTD 20 EURO MARITIME CHARTERING LTD 43'0" 25754 ASTORIA ANCHORAGE N 2905 LONGVIEW, WA 2905-2021-00017 10/8/2020 - RED ROSE RIZHAO HOSP 9267613 CN 2 28957-03-D SOUTHPORT AGENCIES PNW PA 229 EURO MARITIME CHARTERING LTD 20 EURO MARITIME CHARTERING LTD 43'0" 25754 EXPORT GRAIN TERMINAL (EGT LONGVIEW WA) L 0102 BANGOR, ME 0102-2021-00003 10/8/2020 BOSTON, MA MV Shelter Island - VRSQ8 9426336 - 4 HK-5216 CHASE-LEAVITT & CO. CN 229 PACIFIC BASIN SHIPPING 18 SHELTER ISLAND LIMITED 22'0" 20020 - - 5301 HOUSTON, TX 5301-2021-00150 10/8/2020 MOBILE, AL MSC BREMEN - A8LK7 9369734 - 6 91270 NORTON LILLY INTERNATIONAL LR 310 DEOMAR SCHIFFAHRTS-GESELLSCHAFT MBH & CO. KG 22 BREMAR NAVIGATION INC. 42'0" 33465 BAYPORT CONTAINER TERMINAL DFL 5301 HOUSTON, TX 5301-2021-00149 10/8/2020 - UNIQUE GUARDIAN TUXPAN VRJM6 9540821 MX 2 HK-3290 North American Shipping Agencies HK 150 ALPHA NAVIGATION LIMITED 20 ALPHA NAVIGATION LIMITED 34'0" 13762 MARATHON #38 L 0502 PROVIDENCE, RI 0502-2021-00014 10/8/2020 - QUARTZ FREEPORT, GRAND BAHAMA I V7KN5 9681170 BS 1 6178 Anthony J Motta MH 112 SINOKOR PETROCHEMICAL CO. LTD. 19 TONGRONG INTERNATIONAL SHIP LEASE CO. LIMITED 25'0" 13823 - - 4105 TOLEDO, OH 4105-2021-00019 10/8/2020 - SEA EAGLE II BOWMANVILLE, ONT CZ9891 7631860 CA 1 800891 ERIE SHORE SHIPPING CA 431 FETTES SHIPPING INC 11 ST. MARY'S CEMENT INC. 18'8" 188 ST. MARYS CEMENT, TOLEDO PLANT DOCK N 4105 TOLEDO, OH 4105-2021-00020 10/8/2020 - ST. MARY'S CEMENT II BOWMANVILLE, ONT - 8879914 CA 1 800892 ERIE SHORE SHIPPING CA 340 FETTES SHIPPING INC. 0 ST. MARY'S CEMENT INC. 14'9" 10116 ST. MARYS CEMENT, TOLEDO PLANT DOCK N 5301 HOUSTON, TX 5301-2021-00148 10/8/2020 - ETHANE OPAL ALL OTHER INDIA WEST COAST PORTS V7TM6 9752292 IN 2 6976 NORTON LILLY INTERNATIONAL MH 150 MOL TANKSHIP MANAGEMENT (ASIA) PTE LTD 25 ETHANE OPAL LLC 38'5" 18260 ENTERPRISE OILTANKING HOUSTON, SHIP-DOCK WHARVES L 2704 LOS ANGELES, CA 2704-2021-00035 10/8/2020 - CARME ENSENADA 5BCK4 9697961 MX 2 - Transmarine CY 229 DON JUAN SHIPPING LTD. 18 DON JUAN SHIPPING LTD. 27'6" 11912 BERTH LA - 207 D 1703 SAVANNAH, GA 1703-2021-00050 10/8/2020 RICHMOND-PETERSBURG, VA CHEM HOUSTON - D5FT8 9705720 - 5 16360 Host Agency LR 150 ASM MARITIME B.V. 22 CHEM HOUSTON S.A. 21'9" 6255 COLONIAL OIL TERMINALS D 5301 HOUSTON, TX 5301-2021-00146 10/8/2020 FREEPORT, TX STOLT OCELOT - A8YA2 9459539 - 5 15005 ISS MARINE SERVICES LR 112 STOLT TANKERS B.V. 22 SEA 141 LEASING CO LIMITED 24'3" 7139 ITC DEER PARK DOCK NO 7 L 5301 HOUSTON, TX 5301-2021-00146 10/8/2020 FREEPORT, TX STOLT OCELOT - A8YA2 9459539 - 5 15005 ISS MARINE SERVICES LR 112 STOLT TANKERS B.V. 22 SEA 141 LEASING CO LIMITED 24'3" 7139 KINDER MORGAN GALENA PARK L 5301 HOUSTON, TX 5301-2021-00146 10/8/2020 FREEPORT, TX STOLT OCELOT - A8YA2 9459539 - 5 15005 ISS MARINE SERVICES LR 112 STOLT TANKERS B.V. 22 SEA 141 LEASING CO LIMITED 24'3" 7139 TEXAS CITY DOCK 67 L 5301 HOUSTON, TX 5301-2021-00147 10/8/2020 - SOPHIA KOSAN ANTWERP 9VLP6 9374557 BE 2 394075 BIEHL & Co SG 150 LKT GAS CARRIERS PTE LTD 14 LKT GAS CARRIERS PTE LTD 25'9" 2753 TARGA RESOURCES, INC. GALENA WHARF L 5312 CORPUS CHRISTI, TX 5312-2021-00046 10/8/2020 - LINCOLN PARK SUAPE 2FQX9 9640097 BR 2 918413 NORTON LILLY INTERNATIONAL GB 112 BEVRY SHIPPING INC 23 BEVRY SHIPPING INC 33'6" 6115 OIL DOCK NO. 8 CORPUS CHRISTI LX 0405 NEW BEDFORD, MA 0405-2021-00006 10/8/2020 - VENTUS HIGH SEAS,NORTH ATLANTIC V7II9 7504237 UF 1 7957 PEABODY AND LANE MH 492 NEPTUNE EHF 30 NEPTUNE EHF 16'0" 325 CITY OF NEW BEDFORD, MARINE COMMERCE TERMINAL N 1901 MOBILE, AL 1901-2021-00026 10/8/2020 CORPUS CHRISTI, TX HUAYANG ENDEAVOUR - VRMV7 9591492 - 5 HK-3990 BLUE WATER SHIPPING COMPANY HK 229 MINSHENG JIAHE SHIPPING LEASING CO., LTD 22 MINSHENG JIAHE SHIPPING LEASING CO., LTD 27'0" 26095 ASD, PIG IRON DOCK, PIER D D 1703 SAVANNAH, GA 1703-2021-00049 10/8/2020 - GOLDENEYE ROTTERDAM 5BZD3 9637131 NL 2 96/2014 Norton Lilly CY 229 PLOTO SHIPPING LIMITED 18 PLOTO SHIPPING LIMITED 33'2" 11912 EAST COAST TERMINAL CO. SAVANNAH BERTHS NOS. 3 AND 4 L 1703 SAVANNAH, GA 1703-2021-00048 10/8/2020 - MARAN GAS HECTOR LE HAVRE SVC17 9682605 FR 3 12418 INCHCAPE SHIPPING SERV GR 330 MARAN GAS MARITIME INC 28 DYLAN CORPORATION 25'0" 37136 SOUTHERN LNG, SAVANNAH WHARF, ELBA ISLAND L 3901 CHICAGO, IL 3901-2021-00001 10/8/2020 DULUTH, MN MICHIPICOTEN - CFG8060 5102865 - 5 825098 lower lakes towing ltd. CA 229 LOWER LAKES TOWING LTD. 17 LOWER LAKES TOWING CO. 21'6" 4609 - - 5204 WEST PALM BEACH, FL 5204-2021-00024 10/8/2020 - GRAND MASTER II GOVERNOR'S HARBOUR HO8525 9829588 BS 3 - PORT CONTRACTORS PA 499 BAHAMAS FERRIES LTD. 9 GRAND MASTER II LLC 5'6" 149 BERTH #17, TROPICAL SHIPPING DL 5101 CHARLOTTE AMALIE, VI 5101-2021-00033 10/8/2020 SAN JUAN, PR MIDNIGHT WOLF - YJWD9 8203036 - 4 2437 C & C PORT SERVICES PA 422 MIDNIGHT MARINE HOLDINGS LIMITED 8 MIDNIGHT MARINE HOLDINGS LIMITED 8'0" 207 CROWLEY DOCK N 5301 HOUSTON, TX 5301-2021-00145 10/8/2020 - OSLO BULK 7 PUERTO CORTES 9V8771 9485801 HN 2 396225 Host Agency SG 229 BULKSHIP MANAGEMENT AS 13 BELBULK SHIPPING PTE. LTD. 24'2" 2867 TEXAS INERNATIONAL TERMINALS L 5311 FREEPORT, TX 5311-2021-00033 10/8/2020 - ARCTIC BLIZZARD OSAKA 9HNK8 9350862 JP 2 - TRANSMARINE NAV. CORP MT 112 ARCTIC BLIZZARD SHIPPING LIMITED 23 ARCTIC BLIZZARD SHIPPING LIMITED 37'6" 13712 PHILLIPS 66 CO., FREEPORT TERMINAL DOCKS L 2811 OAKLAND, CA 2811-2021-00051 10/8/2020 LONG BEACH, CA KOTA EKSPRES - D5CB9 9644990 - 6 15659 MAERSK Line Agency LR 310 XT MANAGEMENT LTD. 21 GOLD MARITIME LTD. 35'10" 16553 BERTHS 55-56 OAKLAND FL 1401 NORFOLK, VA 1401-2021-00053 10/8/2020 - AQUABEAUTY RICHARD'S BAY - 9881378 ZA 2 - CAPES SHIPPING AGENCIES, INC. SG 330 JENNIFER ONG 20 MMSL PTE. 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