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Ship tracker
Live ship tracker
See cargo ships, tankers, ferries and fishing boats move along the coasts and through the world’s ports, colored by type.
The data
| Data source | AIS position and voyage reports from terrestrial receivers via AISStream.io. |
|---|---|
| Update rate | Gods Eyes’s server keeps one live AIS stream open; the globe refreshes every 60 seconds. A ship is listed while it has reported in the last 30 minutes. |
| Coverage | Coasts, ports, rivers and busy straits within reach of shore-based receivers. |
| Limits | No satellite AIS, so ships far offshore go quiet. Destinations are typed by crews and are often stale. No port-call schedules. Private pleasure craft and military vessels are not shown on public pages. |
What you can do
- Speed, course, heading, navigational status and destination
- Vessel types: cargo, tanker, passenger, fishing, tug and service, pleasure, military
- Vessel table, fishing activity and world ports with Black Clearance
Ships on the live map
Free on the live map
With Black Clearance
- The vessel table: every ship in view in one list
- World ports, with the ships in each port now
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