Mostly About Shipspotting around Baltimore, Maryland
This 199x32m (653x105ft) Panama flagged roro vehicles carrier was built in 2012 by STX Dalian Shipbuilding in Dalian, China according to BalticShipping.com. STX went bankrupt in 2015. They may have … Read More
I went to my most frequent spot to watch ships come and go at Baltimore, Maryland today and happened upon an unusual sight. 3 fire trucks from the Baltimore City … Read More
This 199x32m ( 653x105ft) US flagged roro ship was built in 2006 by Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering in Seoul, South Korea for Wallenius Wilhelmsen and bore the name Aida. She can … Read More
This 170x25m (558x82ft) US flagged general cargo ship was built in 2015 by Hudon-Zonghua Shipbuilding in Shanghai, China according to BalticShipping.com. Who exactly owns this ship was a bit of … Read More
Who owns this 254x32m (833×105ft) UK flagged container ship is a bit of a mystery. According to BalticShipping.com it is owned by Rickmers Shipmanagement. I last looked at their website after the Spirit … Read More
This 296×37.6m (971.13×123.36ft) Container/Ro-Ro (or ConRo) ship was built in 2015 by Hudong Zhonghua Shipbuilding Group in China for Atlantic Container Line (ACL). She was christened right here in Baltimore on September 21, 2018. She was … Read More
Crossing the Tred Avon River for nearly 340 years is the historic Oxford-Bellevue Ferry. I first heard about this ferry when exploring on google maps. I decided to visit the … Read More
This 168x25m (551x82ft) Netherlands flagged general cargo ship was built in 2000 by Tsuneishi Shipbuilding in Tokyo, Japan according to BalticShipping.com. She is one of spliethoff‘s S-Type ships and you … Read More
I went to St. Michaels to ride the Patriot cruise vessel (you can read about and see photos of that trip by clicking here) but wasn’t also going to miss … Read More
This 65×26′ passenger vessel was built in 1989 to resemble a steam ferry that would have gone between St. Michaels and Baltimore, Maryland in the 1930s and was built in … Read More
