Two ships sailed from the Port of New Hampshire on Tuesday, and a tug and barge are tentatively slated to arrive on Thursday. Get all the details in this week's installment of Port Watch.
Author: Matt Kanner
Port Watch: Week of Jan. 20
The week begins with the arrival of two very large ships on Monday, with more cargo expected toward the end of the week. Here are...
Port Watch: Week of Jan. 22
The coal ship Ibis Bulker sails out of Portsmouth Harbor today, but the LPG tanker Clipper Star arrived yesterday and several other ships are on...
Port Watch: Week of Jan. 23
Two ships arrived at the Port of New Hampshire over the weekend, and one of them sets sail this afternoon. A tug and barge are due to arrive Thursday. Get all the details in Port Watch.
Port Watch: Week of Jan. 24
Between shipments, dredging, and construction, these are busy times at the Port of New Hampshire.
Port Watch: Week of Jan. 25
A tug and barge set sail from Portsmouth Harbor on Monday, but several new arrivals are expected over the course of the week.
Port Watch: Week of Jan. 27
A propane ship sails on Monday but will be replaced Tuesday. And a salt ship sails at the end of the week to be replaced by a chemical tanker.
Port Watch: Week of Jan. 28
The week kicked off on a busy note Monday, with the cable ship Durable sailing and the tanker Acadian arriving. More activity is expected in the days ahead.
Port Watch: Week of Jan. 29
Heavy activity continues in Portsmouth Harbor this week. The bulk carrier Algoma Vision is docked at the Sprague terminal with salt, and the DBL 85...
Port Watch: Week of Jan. 30
A steady stream of ships will be entering and exiting the Port of New Hampshire this week with winter essentials like salt, heating oil, and coal. Get the details in this week's edition of Port Watch.
Port Watch: Week of Jan. 30
The tanker Noreaster sailed out of port Monday morning, kicking off a busy week in Portsmouth Harbor.
Port Watch: Week of Jan. 31
A couple of shipments arrived over the weekend, and several more are expected over the next few days. Here are the details.
Port Watch: Week of Jan. 6
One ship sails from Portsmouth Harbor on Monday and another arrives in the afternoon. Here's the latest on shipping activity coming up this week.
Port Watch: Week of Jan. 7
Another busy week at the Port of New Hampshire kicks off with many comings and goings on Monday, and more arrivals are expected in the coming days.
Port Watch: Week of Jan. 8
The salt ship Navios La Paix set sail from Portsmouth Harbor this morning, and two other ships are expected to arrive tomorrow.
Port Watch: Week of Jan. 9
After a long stay at the Tyco terminal, the Thorco Liva sailed on Sunday. Meanwhile, a tug and barge came and went over the weekend,...
Port Watch: Week of Jan. 9
It's peak season at New Hampshire's working port. Here's what's on the way this week.
Port Watch: Week of July 1
A shipment of asphalt is expected in port on Tuesday, to be followed by a shipment of diesel on Friday. Here are the details.
Port Watch: Week of July 10
All’s quiet at the port for now, but a large gypsum ship is expected early next week. Get the details in the latest installment of Port Watch.
Port Watch: Week of July 11
Two bulk carriers, the CSL Tacoma and the Elizabeth River, are delivering loads of gypsum to the Port of New Hampshire this week.
Port Watch: Week of July 11
It's a busy week in Portsmouth Harbor, with four shipments expected over three days.
Port Watch: Week of July 12
A gypsum delivery arrives Monday afternoon, and more shipping activity is expected during the week.
Port Watch: Week of July 13
There will be more activity in Portsmouth Harbor throughout the week, as one terminal begins stocking up on salt for next winter. Here are the details.
Port Watch: Week of July 15
The Palanca Rio is due to set sail from Portsmouth Harbor tonight, but several other ships are expected to arrive over the course of the week.
Port Watch: Week of July 16
A tanker came and went over the weekend, and another set sail from the harbor this morning. One more is expected mid-week. Get the details in Port Watch.