NANCY SONIER

Tug

Information related to the Tug vessel NANCY SONIER (MMSI 367654520, IMO unknown) from United States of America with latest positions and portcalls. Currently...

MMSI 367654520
Name NANCY SONIER
Country  United States of America
MMSI Type Vessel
Type Tug
Call Sign WDH8086
Class A
Course 155.0
Speed (kn) 7.1
Heading (°) 150.0
Status Under way using engine
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Length (m) 25.0
Width (m) 12.0

First Seen 7 years ago
Last Update 2 days ago
Positions 818
Latitude 29.585952
Longitude -90.964350
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Destination GENESIS PORT ALLEN

Distance travelled (nm)

Since first seen 64876.88
Since last port call 72.54
Since last position 1.31

Speed (kn) / Draught (m)


Draught (m)

Current 2.9
Min 2.7
Max 3
Average 2.95

About this vessel

The Tug vessel NANCY SONIER (MMSI 367654520, call sign WDH8086) is registered under the flag of United States of America (US). It was last located at latitude 29.585952 N and longitude 90.964350 W as of Feb 4, 2026 2:02 AM (2 days ago). The vessel is currently under way using engine, heading 150° at a speed of 7.1 knots. It is currently drawing 2.9 meters. The vessel has an overall length of 25 meters and a beam of 12 meters. The last recorded port call was at Berwick, United States of America, on Feb 3, 2026 11:34 PM (2 days ago) and has traveled 72.54 nautical miles since. The reported destination is "GENESIS PORT ALLEN". The vessel has travelled for 64876.88 nm since its appearance in Oceanook 7 years ago.

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