Mostly About Shipspotting around Baltimore, Maryland
This ro-ro vehicles carrier, owned by “K” Line is 199.97m × 32.26m (656×105.8ft) (MarineTraffic) doesn’t have a very interesting paint job. It almost looks military being mostly grey. However, the combination … Read More
This general cargo ship, owned by Spliethoff, measures 173.18 x 25.30 m (568.18x83ft). She was built in 2001 by Stocznia Szczecinska Nowa. On this day the Spuigracht was departing with a … Read More
The SS John W. Brown is a Baltimore treasure. She was born here in town on September 7, 1942. More than 2700 ships like her were built for the WWII war … Read More
This 183x32m (601x105ft) oil tanker came to Baltimore, Maryland on Labor Day 2018. I don’t know much else about this ship. The video below has some tug traffic to enjoy … Read More
This container ship owned by Lomar Shipping came to Baltimore, Maryland on September 15, 2018. At 210 × 30.1m (689 x 99ft) this is one of the smallest container ships … Read More
This beautiful ship made a grand entrance for Fleet Week in Baltimore, Maryland. The 295-foot USCGC Barque Eagle (WIX-327) is a training vessel for cadets at the Coast Guard Academy. Built in … Read More
This 234x38m (768x125ft) bulk freighter was built in 2014 by Koyo Dockyard in Imihara, Japan according to BalticShipping.com. Imabari Shipbuilding took ownership of Koyo Dockyard the same year. This ship … Read More
Triumph Ace is a 199.94×32.2m (656x105ft) ship according to MarineTraffic. This ro-ro vehicles carrier arrived in Baltimore, Maryland on the evening of October 28, 2018. Tugboats Harriet Moran and … Read More
The British Royal Navy frigate HMS Monmouth (F235) visited Baltimore, Maryland as part of Fleet Week. She’s an impressive sight at 133 m (436 ft 4 in) by 16.1 m … Read More
At the time of its arrival it was the largest container ship to visit Baltimore, Maryland. Since then the identically sized Gunhilde Maersk and Georg Maersk have also been observed … Read More
