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Passenger
QUEENSCLIFF
MMSI 503605000 · Call sign 15180
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Passenger
Flag
AUSLength
70 m
Beam
13 m
Call sign
15180
IMO
8104058
First reported
Jun 2026
Last reported
Jun 2026
AIS reports
85
QUEENSCLIFF is a ferry vessel flying the Australian flag, 70 metres LOA. Her hull carries 13 metres in the beam. On AIS she appears as MMSI 503605000, call sign 15180, IMO 8104058. Put QUEENSCLIFF on the Master's Mate Safety Initiative Network — free to claim, with a whole fleet watching out for her.
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Live AIS position · Jun 9, 2026 08:31 UTC
Position
33.8605° S, 151.2114° E
Status
Under way (sailing)
Speed
0.0 kn
Course
204°
Destination
SYD
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About QUEENSCLIFF
What kind of vessel is QUEENSCLIFF?
QUEENSCLIFF is a Passenger flagged to Ashmore and Cartier Islands.
Where was QUEENSCLIFF last seen?
QUEENSCLIFF was last reported in the Tasman Sea in Jun 2026 on public AIS.
What is QUEENSCLIFF's MMSI?
QUEENSCLIFF's MMSI is 503605000. Call sign 15180. IMO 8104058.
How big is QUEENSCLIFF?
QUEENSCLIFF is about 70 m long, 13 m on the beam.
Is QUEENSCLIFF on the Master's Mate Safety Initiative Network?
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