U.S. Shipping Fleets


This section provides information relating to the composition of the U.S. shipping industry

 

U.S.-Flag Crude Carriers    All U.S.-flag crude oil carriers and the structure of the fleet since the introduction of OPA 90

U.S.-Flag Product and Chemical Carriers    All U.S.-flag product and chemical carriers, including ITBs, and the structure of the fleet since the introduction of OPA 90

U.S.-Flag Tank Barges Over 5,000 GT    All U.S.-flag tank barges over 5,000 GT, excluding ITBs, and the structure of the fleet since the introduction of OPA 90

U.S.-Flag Dry Bulk Carriers    All U.S.-flag lakers and oceangoing bulkers

U.S.-Flag Dry Bulk Barges    All U.S.-flag dry bulk barges over 400 feet in length

U.S.-Flag General Cargo Ships    All U.S.-flag general cargo carriers, including containerships, trailerships, barge carriers and other types

U.S.-Flag General Cargo Barges    All U.S.-flag container and trailer barges operated in regularly scheduled liner services

U.S.-Flag Deck Barges    All U.S.-flag deck barges over 5,000 GT

U.S.-Flag Dredges    All U.S.-flag trailing-suction and cutter-suction dredges

U.S.-Flag Ferries - Publicly Owned    All U.S.-flag ferries owned by federal state or local government agencies

U.S.-Flag Ferries - Privately Owned    All U.S.-flag ferries owned by private-sector entities

M.S.C. - Naval Fleet Auxiliary Force Ships

M.S.C. - Special-Mission Ships

M.S.C. - Prepositioning Ships

M.S.C. - Sealift Ships

M.S.C. - Ready Reserve Force Ships

MARAD - Inventory of the Reserve Fleet