15,918 vessels named in warnings

Ships that an official navigational warning has named — adrift, derelict, disabled, losing containers, or working a cable or survey line — since 1997. One page per name, with every message in the order it was issued.

• Spills · 1 message1994-09-01
  BARGE Annahootz Spilled
  Gulf of Alaska
• Spills · 1 message1994-08-11
  R/V Columbus Iselin
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1994-08-10
  BARGE Umpqua Fisher
  Bering Sea
• Spills · 1 message1994-08-02
  F/V Knight Island
  Gulf of Alaska
• Spills · 1 message1994-07-27
  BARGE Jamaica BAY While Docked
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1994-07-19
  USS Wasp
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1994-06-21
  F/V Penny Marshall
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1994-06-16
  F/V Michigan
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1994-06-02
  M/V Manzanita
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1994-05-19
  BARGE Alaskan Spirit
  The Coastal Waters of Southeast Alaska and British Columbia
• Spills · 1 message1994-04-28
  CARGO SHIP Tokyo Senator AS
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1994-04-25
  TUG Elis
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1994-04-16
  F/V Starlight
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1994-04-15
  TUG Alert
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1994-04-15
  BARGE Liberty Trader
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1994-03-22
  M/V Isomeria
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1994-03-15
  BARGE Cynthia M
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1994-03-05
  BARGE PIT
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1994-02-22
  F/V Chevak
  Bering Sea
• Spills · 1 message1994-02-22
  M/V Mary J Immediately Downwind
  Bering Sea
• Spills · 1 message1994-02-02
  F/V Belair
  Bering Sea
• Spills · 1 message1994-01-27
  F/V Captain Shannon
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1994-01-27
  F/V Captain Shannon Caught
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1994-01-10
  MOTOR VESSEL AN Ping 6 Spilled
  North Pacific Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1994-01-10
  M/V ANN Ping 6
  North Pacific Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1994-01-07
  BARGE Morris J Berman
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1994-01-07
  BARGE Morris J Berman Went
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1994-01-05
  BARGE Bouchard 35
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1994-01-05
  TUG Evening Tide
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1994-01-05
  TUG Personnel
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 2 messages1993-12-02
  TUG Harriet Morgan
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1993-12-02
  TUG PUT A Gash
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1993-12-02
  M/V Saudi Duryik
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1993-12-01
  M/V Saudi Diriyah
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1993-10-23
  TUG Jenna B
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1993-10-16
  F/V Helen Euphane
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1993-10-14
  F/V JIN Shiang FA
  South Pacific Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1993-10-14
  FISHING VESSEL JIN Shiang FA RAN
  South Pacific Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1993-10-14
  USS Recovery OF A Mystery OIL
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1993-09-02
  TANKER RED SEA Gull
  Gulf of Mexico
• Spills · 1 message1993-09-02
  M/V RED Seagull 93
  Gulf of Mexico
• Spills · 1 message1993-08-23
  M/V SUN Tide
  Gulf of Alaska
• Spills · 1 message1993-08-21
  F/V Billy
  The Coastal Waters of Southeast Alaska and British Columbia
• Spills · 1 message1993-08-18
  M/V Yorktown Clipper
  The Coastal Waters of Southeast Alaska and British Columbia
• Spills · 1 message1993-08-18
  M/V Yorktown Clipper RAN
  The Coastal Waters of Southeast Alaska and British Columbia
• Spills · 2 messages1993-08-11
  CONTAINER VESSEL Newark BAY
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1993-08-10
  BARGE Bouchard 155
  Gulf of Mexico
• Spills · 1 message1993-08-10
  BARGE Ocean 255
  Gulf of Mexico
• Spills · 1 message1993-07-23
  F/V Francis LEE
  Gulf of Alaska
• Spills · 1 message1993-07-23
  F/V Francis LEE RAN
  Gulf of Alaska

Not for navigation. Names are read automatically from the message texts; a common name can belong to more than one ship.