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How to View Your Vessel Lists on the Map – ShipAtlas Web

In this guide, you will learn how to display your vessel lists on the ShipAtlas map.

Written by Line Omholt-Jensen

Vessel lists allow you to organize and group vessels that are relevant to you, making it easy to monitor and track them all in one place.

🌟 Premium Feature: Vessel lists are exclusive to the Premium plan. Upgrade here.

There are two ways to change the color of a vessel list, through the sidebare menu and through the vessel segment menu.


View Vessel Lists Through the Sidebar Menu

Step 1

Click Vessel Lists in the sidebar menu to open your lists.

Step 2

Select one or more vessel lists by clicking the checkbox next to each list name.

💡 Tip: Click the checkbox in the column header to select all lists at once.

Step 3

Click View in Map in the upper right corner. The vessels from your selected lists will appear on the map.

Step 4

Your vessel lists are now visible on the map.

Click on any vessel in the list on the left side of the screen to open its information card and view its live AIS position.

💡 Tip: Vessels in the same list share the same color and are marked with a circle, making it easy to distinguish between multiple lists on the map.

View Vessel Lists Through the Vessel Segments Menu

Step 1

Click the Vessel icon in the upper right corner of your ShipAtlas map to open the vessel segments menu.

Step 2

At the top of the menu, switch from Segments to Lists.

💡 Tip: Disable any active vessel segments for a cleaner map view before enabling your lists.

Step 3

Enable the lists you want to display on the map by clicking the gray toggle next to each list name. The toggle will turn blue and the vessels from that list will appear on the map. You can enable as many lists as you want.

Close the menu to return to the map and explore your vessel lists.


You now know how to view your vessel lists on the ShipAtlas map ⚓

Explore our other vessel list guides to get the most out of ShipAtlas!

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