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Cargo
SEVEN SISTERS
MMSI 228244700 · Call sign FMJR
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Cargo
Flag
FRALength
143 m
Beam
25 m
Draft
5.4 m
Call sign
FMJR
IMO
9320130
First reported
Jun 2026
Last reported
Jun 2026
AIS reports
87
SEVEN SISTERS flies the French flag — a 143-metre merchant vessel. She's built with a beam of 25 m and a 5.4 m draft. She's on record as MMSI 228244700, call sign FMJR, IMO 9320130. SEVEN SISTERS belongs on the Master's Mate Safety Initiative Network, a free safety net shared by boats the world over.
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Live AIS position · Jun 9, 2026 19:40 UTC
Position
50.7560° N, 0.0598° E
Status
Under way (engine)
Speed
18.1 kn
Course
356°
Destination
DIEPPE<=>NEWHAVEN
ETA
09-06 21:00 UTC
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About SEVEN SISTERS
What kind of vessel is SEVEN SISTERS?
SEVEN SISTERS is a Cargo flagged to France.
Where was SEVEN SISTERS last seen?
SEVEN SISTERS was last reported in the English Channel in Jun 2026 on public AIS.
What is SEVEN SISTERS's MMSI?
SEVEN SISTERS's MMSI is 228244700. Call sign FMJR. IMO 9320130.
How big is SEVEN SISTERS?
SEVEN SISTERS is about 143 m long, 25 m on the beam, drawing 5.4 m.
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