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Strait of Gibraltar
Journeys to Port
The M/V Strait of Gibraltar, a roll-on/
roll-off (ro/ro) vessel operated by the
Panama-based SC Line and flying the
flag of England, made a recent stop in
Baltimore. The vessel is 200 meters long,
with a breadth of 26 meters.
For more information about SC Line’s
Baltimore service,see the story on page 7.
Agent: Terminal Shipping Co.
Stevedore: Ruxton Services /
Ports America Chesapeake
Celebrating the arrival of the Strait of Gibraltar were, from left, Joseph M. Greco Sr. and Ricardo L.
Schiappacasse of the MPA, Capt. Brian Dunleavy and SC Line U.S.A. CEO Jose Maria Sola Matas.
Arborella Makes First
Stop in Baltimore
The STX Arborella, built in 2012 and
flying the flag of the Marshall Islands,
recently called on the Port of Baltimore.
The vessel’s length and breadth are 199
meters by 32 meters.
Agent: Norton Lilly International
Stevedore: Balterm
On hand for the STX Arborella wheel ceremony were, from left, Fibria (Sao Paulo, Brazil) General
Manager Colin Bilton, Capt. Gi-Hyeon Hong, Ricardo L. Schiappacasse of the MPA, Balterm President
Trip Bailey and Richard Powers of the MPA.
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