Net Tonnage

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Net Tonnage (NT) is a measure of the internal volume of a ship's cargo spaces, used for regulatory purposes and port dues. It is derived from Gross Tonnage by excluding certain spaces such as engine rooms, crew accommodations, and other areas not used for cargo.

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