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Tanker port

Boston, United States

Boston is a clean products tanker port in United States, at 42.35°N 71.02°W, also known as Everett and Chelsea. It is a discharge port for North-west Europe clean products. Below are sea distances and sea days for 6 tanker voyages to and from Boston.

Voyages from

0

Discharge port

Voyages to

6

from 5 countries

Ship sizes

MR

LR1

Trades

1

clean products

Voyages to Boston

FromDistanceDays
Le Havre2,986 nm10.4
Immingham3,131 nm10.9
Antwerp3,157 nm11.0
Rotterdam3,159 nm11.0
Amsterdam3,202 nm11.1
Brofjorden3,269 nm11.3

Trades

Gasoline and blendstocks from the Amsterdam–Rotterdam–Antwerp hub to the US East Coast and West Africa, the classic MR transatlantic.

MR, LR1 · TC2 (UKC–USAC MR)

Questions

Where is Boston?

Boston is in United States, at 42.35°N 71.02°W. It is also known as Everett and Chelsea.

What tankers call at Boston?

Boston handles clean products, typically on MR and LR1 tankers.

How far are Boston's voyages?

Of the voyages listed here, the shortest is Le Havre to Boston at 2,986 nm and the longest is Brofjorden to Boston at 3,269 nm, about 11.3 days at 12 knots.

Terms on this page

Coordinates are approximate berth or terminal positions. Distances are calculated by Vessbook on a modelled global shipping-lane network for a tanker at 12 m draft.

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