GUO HAI SAN LONG 3
Cargo
Information related to the Cargo vessel GUO HAI SAN LONG 3 (MMSI 630001273, IMO 1066609) from Equatorial Guinea with latest positions and portcalls. Current...
| MMSI | 630001273 |
| IMO | 1066609 |
| Name | GUO HAI SAN LONG 3 |
| Country | Equatorial Guinea |
| MMSI Type | Vessel |
| Type | Cargo |
| Call Sign | J5BE7 |
| Class | A |
| Course | 328.2 |
| Speed (kn) | 0.4 |
| Heading (°) | 3.0 |
| Status | Under way using engine |
| Next update |
| Length (m) | 150.0 |
| Width (m) | 22.0 |
| First Seen | a month ago |
| Last Update | 18 days ago |
| Positions | 7 |
| Latitude | 22.015108 |
| Longitude | 114.105960 |
| Track on Telegram |
Distance travelled (nm)
| Since first seen | 1531.08 |
| Since last port call | 10.25 |
| Since last position | 0 |
Speed (kn) / Draught (m)
Draught (m)
| Current | 6.7 |
| Min | 6.7 |
| Max | 6.7 |
| Average | 6.7 |
About this vessel
The Cargo vessel GUO HAI SAN LONG 3 (MMSI 630001273, IMO 1066609, call sign J5BE7) is registered under the flag of Equatorial Guinea (GQ). It was last located at latitude 22.015108 N and longitude 114.105960 E as of Oct 23, 2026 10:59 AM (18 days ago). The vessel is currently under way using engine, heading 3° at a speed of 0.4 knots. It is currently drawing 6.7 meters. The vessel has an overall length of 150 meters and a beam of 22 meters. The last recorded port call was at Aberdeen, HK, on Oct 21, 2026 10:27 PM (19 days ago) and has traveled 10.25 nautical miles since. The vessel has travelled for 1531.08 nm since its appearance in Oceanook a month ago.
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