Particulars
| MMSI | 259016200 |
|---|---|
| IMO number | 9941477 |
| Call sign | LGXD |
| Flag | Norway |
| Vessel type | Other type |
| Length overall | 35 m |
| Beam | 10 m |
| Draught | 3.5 m |
From her own AIS broadcasts.
Her MMSI
259016200
The first three digits, 259, are the country code of Norway: an MMSI follows a ship's flag, so a new flag brings a new number.
Her IMO number, 9941477, stays with the hull for life.
Her AIS details
AIS is the radio signal a ship sends so that other ships can see her. This is what her signal tells us.
| AIS class | Class AWorked out, not reported: only Class A transponders send a status, and she sends one. Class A is the full-strength kind that large cargo and passenger ships must carry. |
|---|---|
| Status she reports | Restricted in ability to maneuver |
| To the bow | 8 m (A) |
| To the stern | 27 m (B) |
| To the port side | 5 m (C) |
| To the starboard side | 5 m (D) |
| Destination as typed | ARENDALWhat the crew entered; the Voyage card turns it into a port. |
| Heard from | BarentsWatch |
| On the map since |
A, B, C and D are AIS's own names for these four distances.
From her own AIS broadcasts as the feed delivers them.
Ships near her
Where she is
Map © OpenStreetMap contributors © CARTO
| Position | 58.6503° N, 9.2602° E |
|---|---|
| Speed | 8.8 knots |
| Course | 3° |
| Local time |
Voyage
- From
- Arendal, NorwayDeparted (inferred)
- To
- Arendal, NorwayProbably not updated: the port it just left, and the ETA has passed
- ETA
Recent voyages
- Arendal, NorwayArrived Left
- Arendal, Norway to Arendal, NorwayLeft Arrived Took 33 minReplay
- Kristiansand, Norway to Arendal, NorwayLeft Arrived Took 4 h 31 minReplay
- Stavanger, Norway to Kristiansand, NorwayLeft Arrived Took 14 h 42 minReplay
- Bergen, Norway to Stavanger, NorwayLeft Arrived Took 10 h 6 minReplay
- Ålesund, Norway to Bergen, NorwayLeft Arrived Took 17 h 59 minReplay
- Kristiansund, Norway to Ålesund, NorwayLeft Arrived Took 6 h 30 minReplay
2 more
Weather where she is
Model estimate for her position, from Open-Meteo.