JPAXT · Japan
Port of Akita
Ships in Akita now, the ones bound here, arrivals and departures and how long ships wait at anchor, from live AIS. Updated every few minutes.
Alongside or lying still8all ships, heard in 6 h
At anchor2in or off the port
Bound here080 m and over, within a day's steaming
Median wait at anchor–last 7 days
Waiting time at anchor
From the moment a seagoing ship (80 m and over) reports "at anchor" in Akita's anchorage to the moment she lies at a berth. Each figure needs at least 5 ships.
Ships that berthed in the last 7 days
| Ships | Median wait | 9 in 10 within | Ships counted |
|---|---|---|---|
| All seagoing ships | – | – | 3 |
| Tankers | – | – | 2 |
| Cargo ships | – | – | 1 |
| Others | – | – | 0 |
The 14 days before
| Ships | Median wait | 9 in 10 within | Ships counted |
|---|---|---|---|
| All seagoing ships | 16 h | 24 h | 10 |
| Tankers | 16 h | 27 h | 8 |
| Cargo ships | – | – | 2 |
| Others | – | – | 0 |
Bound for Akita
No ship of 80 m and over heard giving Akita as her destination right now.
Arrivals and departures, last 24 hours
| Ship | Type | Length | Event | Time (UTC) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LILAC | Passenger | 199 m | Arrived | 31 Oct 22:36 |
| ATLANTIC SOUTH | Cargo | 133 m | Arrived | 31 Oct 22:12 |
| JIA DE | Cargo | 140 m | Departed | 31 Oct 06:19 |
| SKOON A | Cargo | 97 m | Departed | 31 Oct 06:06 |
| NAIKAI MARU NO,1 | Tanker | 104 m | Departed | 31 Oct 03:07 |
| KEITEN MARU | Tanker | 105 m | Arrived | 31 Oct 00:07 |
Ships in port now
Passenger ships, cargo ships and tankers of 80 m and over, alongside or lying still in Akita, largest first.
| Ship | Type | Length | Flag |
|---|---|---|---|
| FEDERAL IRIS | Cargo | 199 m | PA |
| FAIRMASTER | Cargo | 152 m | NL |
At anchor
No ship of 80 m and over heard at anchor in or off Akita in the last 6 hours.
Ports nearby
Work at sea?
Gangway for Seafarers is a free app for people who work at sea: your ship and crew, port pages with places nearby, port watch and sea time. iPhone first, in testing.
Positions come from open AIS feeds and volunteer receivers, each credited on the How it works page. Where no receiver hears a port, ships there are missing. Not for navigation.