United States Virgin Islands
Vessels whose MMSI begins with the maritime identification digit block 379 — allocated by the ITU to United States Virgin Islands, in North and Central America, the Caribbean or Greenland.
MID blocks
- 379
- United States Virgin Islands · VIR
A MID identifies the registry that issued the number, which is not always the same as nationality in the everyday sense — several blocks belong to dependencies and territories. And an MMSI changes when a ship reflags, while its IMO number does not.
Reading an MMSI, digit by digit →
Further reading: How AIS works · AIS navigational status codes
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United States Virgin Islands flagged vessels we have heard
No result
No United States Virgin Islands flagged vessels in our store
We hear only what shore-based receivers pick up, and that network is uneven — dense on some coasts, absent on others and in mid-ocean. A register with no vessels here simply means none of its ships have been heard by those receivers — it says nothing about the size of the United States Virgin Islands fleet.
Listed newest position first, capped at 150 rows. “No position held” means we have a static report from the vessel but no position report.