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.

• Cable ops · 1 message1993-07-07
  M/V Valcadore
• Other · 1 message1993-06-26
  M/V Natusima AS Follows
• Spills · 1 message1993-06-21
  TUG Boat Captain
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Other · 1 message1993-06-19
  M/V Socrate
• Spills · 1 message1993-06-03
  M/V Central
  North Pacific Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1993-06-03
  M/V Central Spilled
  North Pacific Ocean
• Spills · 2 messages1993-04-23
  M/V Nosac Forest
  The Coastal Waters of Southeast Alaska and British Columbia
• Spills · 1 message1993-04-20
  BARGE Supplying THE Fuel Quickly Deployed
  The Coastal Waters of Southeast Alaska and British Columbia
• Spills · 1 message1993-04-10
  TUG Dave Brassel
  Gulf of Mexico
• Spills · 1 message1993-04-10
  BARGE Pushed
  Gulf of Mexico
• Spills · 1 message1993-03-31
  M/V Ellen Knutsen
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1993-03-24
  F/V Eagle B
  The Coastal Waters of Southeast Alaska and British Columbia
• Spills · 1 message1993-03-24
  F/V Eagle B Caught
  The Coastal Waters of Southeast Alaska and British Columbia
• Spills · 1 message1993-03-24
  F/V Yukon
  Gulf of Alaska
• Spills · 1 message1993-03-13
  TUG Also Tried Unsuccessfully
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1993-01-29
  F/V Elizabeth C
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 2 messages1993-01-26
  TUG Company
  North Atlantic Ocean · Celtic Sea
• Spills · 1 message1993-01-26
  M/V Lyra
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1993-01-26
  M/V Lyra's Crew Connected Appropriate
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1993-01-26
  M/V Lyra WHO
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1993-01-26
  TUG Mark Mcallister
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1993-01-16
  F/V Massacre BAY
  Gulf of Alaska
• Spills · 1 message1992-12-21
  BARGE RTC380
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1992-12-11
  M/V Cape Hudson
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1992-12-11
  TUG Elsbeth II
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1992-12-11
  TUG Elsbeth II Recovered THE Emergency
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1992-11-22
  TUG MAY Suddenly
  The Coastal Waters of Southeast Alaska and British Columbia
• Spills · 1 message1992-10-29
  F/V Sotructnichnestvo
  Bering Sea
• Spills · 1 message1992-08-28
  F/V Loon
  Gulf of Alaska
• Spills · 1 message1992-08-14
  M/V Heredia
  Gulf of Mexico
• Spills · 1 message1992-08-04
  BARGE ATC 114
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1992-05-15
  M/V Durdy Dudley
  Gulf of Mexico
• Spills · 1 message1992-05-15
  MOTOR VESSEL PAT Salvaggio
  Gulf of Mexico
• Spills · 1 message1992-03-26
  FISHING VESSEL Silver Star RAN
  Gulf of Alaska
• Spills · 1 message1992-03-11
  BARGE Allowed IT
  Gulf of Mexico
• Spills · 1 message1992-03-11
  TUG Boomed Around THE Leaking Barge
  Gulf of Mexico
• Spills · 1 message1992-03-11
  BARGE Carries 10
  Gulf of Mexico
• Spills · 1 message1992-03-11
  TUG Lake Charles
  Gulf of Mexico
• Spills · 1 message1992-03-11
  TUG Walley Blessey Pushing TWO
  Gulf of Mexico
• Spills · 1 message1992-01-24
  CONTAINER VESSEL Evergrace
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1992-01-15
  TUG Maureen Moran
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1992-01-10
  USS Kiska
  North Pacific Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1992-01-06
  M/V Albuquerque AS AN OIL Slick
  Gulf of Mexico
• Spills · 1 message1992-01-03
  CONTAINER VESSEL Santa Clara I
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1991-12-29
  TUG Jolene Rose Notified THE U.s
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1991-12-29
  BARGE Lindsey Frank
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1991-12-29
  BARGE Master Sounded Tanks
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1991-12-29
  BARGE Remained Trim
  North Atlantic Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1991-12-28
  M/V TAI Chung
  North Pacific Ocean
• Spills · 1 message1991-12-28
  BARGE Tied UP Next
  North Pacific Ocean

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