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MyShipTracking

Simple free ship tracking map with port arrivals

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Coverage: Worldwide
Updates: Live
Price: Free
Sign-up: Not needed
View: Flat map

What is MyShipTracking?

MyShipTracking offers live vessel positions, port arrivals and departures on a free map. It is lighter than the big commercial trackers and good for a quick check on where a ship is.

Coverage depends on its AIS receiver network, so busy coasts are well covered while remote seas may have gaps.

What you can do

Live AIS vessel positions
Port arrival and departure lists
Vessel search

The details

Coverage: Worldwide
Updates: Live / real time
Data source: AIS receiver network
Made by: MyShipTracking (company)
Price: Free
Account: No account needed
On phones: Works well on phones
Map view: Flat map

Tips for using MyShipTracking

If a ship has not reported for hours, it is probably out of receiver range rather than missing.

Who it is for

MyShipTracking is especially useful for plane & ship spotters.

Maps for plane and ship spotters

Questions about MyShipTracking

Is MyShipTracking free?

Yes. MyShipTracking is free to use.

Do I need an account to use MyShipTracking?

No. You can open the map and use it without signing up.

How often is MyShipTracking updated?

MyShipTracking shows data in real time or close to it, so what you see is happening now (most live maps have a delay of a few seconds to a few minutes).

Where does MyShipTracking get its data?

AIS receiver network.

Can I use MyShipTracking on my phone?

Yes. The website works well in a phone browser.

What are some alternatives to MyShipTracking?

Similar maps include Flightradar24, MarineTraffic, ADS-B Exchange and FlightAware. See the full list of MyShipTracking alternatives on ColorfulMaps.

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