CAPE TAMPA

CAPE TAMPA (IMO: 9441166) is a Tanker vessel sailing under the Marshall Islands flag. It has an overall length of 748 feets and a beam of 105 feets.

CAPE TAMPA

Vessel Identification

Specifications

Propulsion

Shipyard

Owner / Operator

Ownership and management details are subject to change. Verify current status through official registries such as IHS Markit / Sea-web or Lloyd's Register.

Operating Region

• Primary Trade Routes: Global tramping routes including Pacific, Atlantic, and Indian Ocean basins
• Typical Cargo: Dry bulk commodities including coal, grain, iron ore, and minerals
• Port Calls Recorded: Asia-Pacific, Southeast Asia, Australia, Europe, Americas (per AIS historical data)

Vessel Description

The Cape Tampa is a Panamax-class dry bulk carrier built in 2010 by Tsuneishi Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. in Fukuyama, Japan. Registered under the Marshall Islands flag, the vessel operates primarily in global dry bulk trades carrying commodities such as coal, grain, and iron ore.

With a deadweight tonnage of approximately 76,619 DWT and a length of 225 meters, Cape Tampa falls within the larger Panamax segment capable of transiting the original Panama Canal locks. The vessel is fitted with a MAN B&W two-stroke main engine driving a single fixed-pitch propeller, providing a service speed of approximately 14 knots.

Managed by Columbia Shipmanagement Ltd., a well-established ship management company headquartered in Limassol, Cyprus, the Cape Tampa operates under internationally recognized safety and environmental compliance standards including SOLAS, MARPOL, and ISM Code requirements.

All data presented is based on publicly available maritime databases including IMO GISIS, MarineTraffic, and Equasis. Field accuracy reflects last known recorded data and should be independently verified for operational or legal purposes.