Shipspotting on the web

By Eric | Published: November 12, 2009

I came across this great website – real time tracking of all the ships that have the new AIS (Automatic Identification System). Click on any ship icon above to get more info on it and even track where it has been. Go to Marinetraffic.com for the full screen version. Very neat.

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