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African Warbler

A bulk carrier, 180 m long, sailing under the Bahamas flag, on the port of Lyttelton’s shipping board.

On the board as
bulk carrier
The flag
Bahamas
Length
180 m
IMO
9852717

On the board

Tue, 10 Nov, 22:55, sails Fri, 13 Nov, 21:00 No. 2 East · fertiliser · from Napier · to sea

The port’s own estimates, read 1 November 2026; they shift as ships move.

Questions, answered briefly

What is the African Warbler?

A bulk carrier, 180 m long, sailing under the Bahamas flag, on the port of Lyttelton’s shipping board.

When is the African Warbler at Lyttelton?

Due Tue, 10 Nov, 22:55, sails Fri, 13 Nov, 21:00, the board lists its cargo as fertiliser, in from Napier, then on to sea.

Where does the ship’s board come from?

Lyttelton Port Company’s public shipping schedule, the same board the port publishes for agents and cargo owners. Arrival and departure times are its estimates and shift as ships move; the page says when it was read.

The record behind this

The visit rows are Lyttelton Port Company’s own public shipping schedule, the board it keeps for shipping agents and cargo owners, read 1 November 2026. Arrival and departure times are its estimates and shift as ships move.

This page as markdown: /ship/african-warbler.md · the roll: /ship · the roll as data: /ships.json · the working wharves: /pier · Lyttelton the suburb: /lyttelton · the coast: /coast.