Today is April 27, 2026, and we’re taking a closer look at a fascinating vessel making waves in our local waters. Meet the VERTOM THEA, a cargo ship flying the flag of Luxembourg. This vessel has been actively navigating through various ports, including our very own Port Everglades and Dania Beach.
The VERTOM THEA, with an overall length of 331 feet and a beam of 49 feet, has made quite the impression in the shipping world. Recently reported on April 27, 2026, at 01:25:35 UTC, she was positioned at a latitude of -80.114607 and longitude of -80.114607. But that’s not all; she has also visited several other ports, including Providenciales and Baquerizo Moreno, showcasing her versatility and importance in regional trade.
Key Specifications and Features
Let’s dive into some specifics about the VERTOM THEA. This general cargo ship, built in 2007, is currently 19 years old and boasts an impressive gross tonnage of 3,642. With a draft of 4.3 meters and a deadweight capacity of 4,470 tons, it’s clear that this vessel is equipped to handle significant cargo loads.
Her IMO number is 9344382, and she operates under the MMSI 253829000. The VERTOM THEA is not just a pretty face; she is currently docked in the northwestern Atlantic, having arrived at Port Everglades on April 24 at 04:46 UTC. As a general cargo ship, she plays a vital role in transporting goods across the seas, helping to keep trade flowing smoothly.
Importance of Shipping Statistics
Understanding the significance of vessels like the VERTOM THEA goes beyond just their specifications. The shipping industry is a crucial component of global trade. For those interested in the data behind maritime activities, resources such as the open-data datasets of shipping statistics provide detailed insights into cargo movement. These statistics capture the goods transported by sea and inland vessels, offering critical information on regional and vessel characteristics.
Monthly shipping statistics are compiled to track what goods are being loaded and unloaded at ports. This data helps stakeholders analyze trends and make informed decisions in logistics and trade. It’s a vital resource for understanding the dynamics of our ports and their impact on local economies.
As we continue to watch the VERTOM THEA and other vessels navigate our waters, we appreciate their role in connecting communities and economies across the globe. Stay tuned for more updates on local maritime activities!
For further details on the VERTOM THEA, you can check out the full specifications on MarineLink and VesselFinder.