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Port Everglades welcomes super-sized cargo ship

Dec 23, 2021

Christmas came early for Port Everglades with today’s arrival of the largest container cargo ship to ever visit this South Florida port. MSC’s 1,114-foot Kotor Bay is longer than the U.S. Navy’s largest class of aircraft carriers the Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) at 1,092 feet. With a beam (width) of just under 150-feet, compared to the Ford’s 134-foot beam, the Kotor Bay is carrying a variety of cargo from India and Mediterranean.

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