She has left port and has returned to the Cristobal anchorage area, all things being normal, she should stay anchored there till early morning.
She could head back in past the breakwaters and anchor there for a time before getting in line for the Gatun lock. So this is just a wait, check, and see what happens.

 

For any one that may have not found the web page, the link is below. At the present time all four cams are online. At times some of the cams are not working, usually the expansion cam and Centennial bridge cams will have the most problems. Also as canal traffic direction changes directions (north/south or south/north) the cams will also change the direction of view.

The cams are under the "Multimedia" tab on the web page, also there you can find 'how it works' which shows an animation of how the locks actually work. I should be around at the time Maersk Wave treks thru the canal and will post when she should be at the three differant locks.

http://www.pancanal.com/eng/index.html

 

Maersk Wave made her trek thru the Gatun lock a bit over an hour ago.

 

arghhh...i missed it =/ you didn't happen to take any screenshots did you Tharkun?

 

Was not around the puter at the time.

Looks as she may anchor on Lake Gatun just past the Gatun lock, "should" stay there for several hours and head west this afternoon.

 

Maersk Wave is on the move again, looks like she is heading for the last two locks, should take 3 - 4 hours without any delays.

 

A few pics of Centennial Bridge and Miraflores Lock.

 

Tharkun, thanks for a great, textbook post. Well done and will be appreciated by all...

 

Hope all enjoy the pics, and that bird seems to live on that pole. After having a lot of members ask what he/she is, I just found out on google that it seems to be a orange-breasted falcon. If any one can confirm it please post.

 

Tharkun, you're amazing! If we ever do meet up, a beer or coffee, on me ;-)

 

Thanks for all the pictures Tharkun. I've seen the bird before while waiting for Maersk Wave, but no Maersk Wave. Now all we need is a web cam inthe VDC!

 

The port has two berths for RO/RO ships and in this pic both ships are of
the WW lines. There is no live port cam so no way of seeing port activity.



This is a short video of the port and has a few pics of WW ships.

VIDEO

 

Last location as of 6pm Sunday.

 

 

Maersk Wave has showed up off the coast.

 

exelent! I believe it is scheduled for arrival tomorow, Mon Oct 1, if I am not mistaken

 

Since AIS is always lagged, she has most likley in port and moored by now.
Schedule has her in port today and departing tomorrow.

 

even better !

 

Congrats to all for making the trek and arriving back on land.

Maersk Wave has departed Port Hueneme and all 109 Minis show a discharge time of 1:45pm today.