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| PORT OF HAMBURG 7 Port Description 7.1 General The port of Hamburg provides cargo handling, storage and distribution facilities. The port area also houses an extensive industrial complex. Most major carriers include Hamburg in their services. It is a strategically located port from where containers destined for other European countries are forwarded on by feeder services or inland vessels, by railway or by truck. The size of the port’s industrial area and its position as the gateway to Europe’s inland waterway network make the port of Hamburg an ideal location to tranship cargo. The port of Hamburg is well equipped to handle bulk and general cargoes, coal and ores, crude oil, agricultural products, chemicals, containers, cars, fruit, and refrigerated cargoes. Ship repair, maintenance and storage facilities are available, too. The port is never closed because of ice. Even in extremely harsh winters when there may be floating ice on the river, seagoing vessel traffic continues without interruptions. 7.2 Developments The port’s infrastructure is developed in accordance with the Port Development Plan that is published by the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg. For more details please go to: http://www.hamburg-port-authority.de/en/ 7.3 Port location Seemannshöft VTS Hamburg Pilot Station 53°32´38N 009°52´17E 53°32´61N 009°52´08E UNCTAD LOCODE: DE HAM Port ID Number: 224858 34 PORT INFORMATION GUIDE Source: Harbour Master Port of Hamburg April 2012
| PORT OF HAMBURG 7.4 Port area The nautical supervision of the port of Hamburg covers the following areas: the port extends from Tinsdal at Elbe-km 639 upstream (Norderelbe and Süderelbe) to Oortkaten at km 607.5 The Süderelbe Altenwerder: Rethe: Harburg: 53°30,5N 009°56,0E 53°31,0N 009°56,7E 53°28,5N 009°59,0E The Norderelbe Altona: 53°32,7N 009°56,5E Steinwerder: 53°32,0N 009°57,5E Waltershof: 53°32,0N 009°54,5E St. Pauli: 53°32,8N 009°58,0E Brook: 53°32,5N 009°59,5E Kleiner Grasbrook: 53°32,0N 010°00,0E Reiherstieg N 53°32,4N 009°58,8E Finkenwerder 53°32,7N 009°50,5E Köhlbrandbrücke: 53°31,3N 009°56,4E (width:183.07m; clearance height in the centre: 51m) Kattwyk lift bridge: 53°29,7N 009°57,0E (width: 100m; clearance height: 51m) Rethe lift bridge: 53°30,2N 009°58,0E (width: 42m; clearance height: 51m) 7.5 load line North Atlantic winter seasonal zone II, Winter season: November 1st to March 31st; summer season: April 1st to October 31st 7.6 density 1000 gram/litre 7.7 maximum size of vessel 35 PORT INFORMATION GUIDE Source: Harbour Master Port of Hamburg April 2012
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