MICHAEL CROMBIE MCCA
Passenger
Information related to the Passenger vessel MICHAEL CROMBIE MCCA (MMSI 538012849, IMO 9670690) from Marshall Islands with latest positions and portcalls. Cur...
| MMSI | 538012849 |
| IMO | 9670690 |
| Name | MICHAEL CROMBIE MCCA |
| Country | Marshall Islands |
| MMSI Type | Vessel |
| Type | Passenger |
| Call Sign | V7B3401 |
| Class | A |
| Course | 230.4 |
| Heading (°) | 188.0 |
| Status | Moored |
| Next update |
| Length (m) | 67.0 |
| Width (m) | 11.0 |
| First Seen | 2 months ago |
| Last Update | 2 months ago |
| Positions | 1 |
| Latitude | 6.625250 |
| Longitude | -58.207720 |
| Track on Telegram |
| Destination | GEORGETOWN,GUYANA |
| Reported ETA | Aug 10, 2027 12:00 AM |
Distance travelled (nm)
| Since first seen | 2.83 |
| Since last port call | 2.83 |
| Since last position | 0 |
Draught (m)
| Current | 2.5 |
| Min | 2.5 |
| Max | 2.5 |
| Average | 2.5 |
About this vessel
The Passenger vessel MICHAEL CROMBIE MCCA (MMSI 538012849, IMO 9670690, call sign V7B3401) is registered under the flag of Marshall Islands (MH). It was last located at latitude 6.625250 N and longitude 58.207720 W as of Sep 11, 2026 8:07 AM (2 months ago). The vessel is currently moored, heading 188° at a speed of 0.0 knots. It is currently drawing 2.5 meters. The vessel has an overall length of 67 meters and a beam of 11 meters. The reported destination is "GEORGETOWN,GUYANA ". The ETA for the next destination is Aug 10, 2027 12:00 AM. The vessel has travelled for 2.83 nm since its appearance in Oceanook 2 months ago.
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