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FAQ about UNITED STATES GOVT COAST GUARD company
What is UNITED STATES GOVT COAST GUARD?
UNITED STATES GOVT COAST GUARD is Registered owner and Commercial manager and based in United States.
How many vessels does UNITED STATES GOVT COAST GUARD manage?
The UNITED STATES GOVT COAST GUARD manages a fleet of 38 vessels.
What is the total deadweight tonnage (DWT) of the UNITED STATES GOVT COAST GUARD's fleet?
The total DWT of the UNITED STATES GOVT COAST GUARD's fleet is 59,510 metric tons.
What types of vessels are in the UNITED STATES GOVT COAST GUARD's fleet?
The fleet includes Special Craft (92.11%) and Tugs & Harbor Craft (7.89%).
What is the age distribution UNITED STATES GOVT COAST GUARD's fleet?
The vessels are distributed by age as follows: 0-5 years (2.63%), 11-15 years (2.63%) and 15+ years (94.74%).
Where is UNITED STATES GOVT COAST GUARD located?
Address: 2100, 2nd Street SW, Washington DC 20593-0005, USA. Website: http://www.uscg.mil
Is UNITED STATES GOVT COAST GUARD sanctioned or risky?
UNITED STATES GOVT COAST GUARD is currently not flagged as risky. For detailed analysis please log into MagicPort’s Maritime Intelligence.
In how many regions does the UNITED STATES GOVT COAST GUARD operate?
List of top 20 visited ports of UNITED STATES GOVT COAST GUARD:
- SYDNEY port (AUSYD)
- SAULT STE MARIE port (CASSM)
- WHITEFISH port (CAWHF)
- PAPEETE port (PFPPT)
- MAYAGUEZ port (PRMAZ)
- KODIAK port (USADQ)
- ASTORIA port (USAST)
- BALTIMORE port (USBAL)
- BOSTON port (USBOS)
- BROWNSVILLE port (USBRO)
- CORDOVA port (USCDV)
- CHEBOYGAN port (USCHG)
- CHARLESTON port (USCHS)
- SPIRIT LAKE port (USDLH)
- DUTCH HARBOR port (USDUT)
- NEWARK port (USEWR)
- KEY WEST port (USEYW)
- GRAYS HARBOR port (USGHC)
- GALVESTON port (USGLS)
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