Mostly About Shipspotting around Baltimore, Maryland
This 190x32m (623.36×104.99ft) vehicles carrier was built in 1996 by Sumito Heavy Industries in Tokyo, Japan according to BalticShipping.com. Owned by American Roll-On Roll-Off Carrier (ARC) she can carry 5,783 cars. I first … Read More
I’d been waffling between the Fells Point Maritime Heritage Festival (Formerly the Privateer Festival which I attended last year) and the Southern Maryland Celtic Festival. Then a member of a … Read More
Writing a blog post on a bulk freighter ship like this one is usually a bummer because it can be difficult to find out anything about them such as who … Read More
This 228x32m (748x105ft) ro-ro vehicles carrier was built in 2000 by Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering in Seoul, South Korea. Owned by Hoegh Autoliners she can carry 7,850 cars. She … Read More
She made her Easter departure on a sunnier day than she had a week earlier. You can read more about her in a blog posting I made about her November … Read More
This 244x32m (800.52×104.99ft) ro-ro vehicles carrier was built in 2000 by Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering in Geoje, South Korea according to BalticShipping. She was the first Mark IV ship … Read More
This 270x40m (885.83×131.23ft) container ship was built in 2012 by Daewoo Mangalia Heavy Industries which is now Damen Shipyards Mangalia after Damen took control of Daewoo’s shareholding in 2017. According … Read More
I have seen this ship come into and out of Baltimore, Maryland a few times over the past few months. What is different is that she’d gone to dry dock … Read More
This 199x35m (562.89×114.83ft) vehicles carrier is owned by Ray Car Carriers according to BalticShipping.com and operated by NYK Line. She was built in 2015 by Hyundai Mipo Dockyard and quickly … Read More
This 296×37.6m (971.13×123.36ft) Container/Ro-Ro (or ConRo) ship was built in 2016 by Hudong Zhonghua Shipbuilding Group in China for Atlantic Container Line (ACL). She was the second of the G4 ships to … Read More
