AALSTA ROAD

• Latitude: 59.4689
• Longitude: 17.6783
• Baltic Sea
• Marina in Sweden

Location: Sweden Sweden

As of my knowledge cutoff in October 2021, there is no widely recognized marine port named "AALSTA ROAD" in Sweden. However, it's possible that there may have been developments, new naming, or smaller local port destinations that aren't globally recognized.

If you have the correct and updated spelling or name of a marine port in Sweden, I can provide details on that. Otherwise, for general information, here are some major and well-known marine ports in Sweden:

Ports of Sweden:

1. Port of Gothenburg:

   • Location: West coast of Sweden
   • Facilities: Sweden's largest port, catering to container, Ro-Ro, passenger, and bulk cargo.
   • Specifications: Equipped with deep-water berths to accommodate large vessels.
   • Features: High-capacity container terminals, extensive logistics facilities, and direct rail connections.

2. Port of Stockholm:

   • Location: East coast (Baltic Sea)
   • Facilities: Handles passenger ferries, cruise ships, and cargo.
   • Specifications: Comprises multiple sub-ports like Värtahamnen, Frihamnen, and Nynäshamn.
   • Features: Modern cruiseship terminals, proximity to the city center, and good public transport connections.

3. Port of Malmö:

   • Location: Southern Sweden
   • Facilities: Important for Ro-Ro traffic, container services, and bulk goods.
   • Specifications: Accessible via the Öresund Bridge connecting Sweden and Denmark.
   • Features: Integrated logistics park, large vehicle handling capabilities, and urban development areas.

4. Port of Helsingborg:

   • Location: South-west coast
   • Facilities: Ro-Ro and container handling, general cargo.
   • Specifications: Strategically situated close to Denmark with frequent ferry services.
   • Features: Advanced cold-storage facilities, food logistics hub, and efficient intermodal connections.

If "AALSTA ROAD" refers to a smaller, lesser-known port, local harbor, or segment of a larger port area, you might need to provide additional context or check with local maritime authorities for the most accurate and specific information. Alternatively, consulting maritime charts, local navigational guides, or the Swedish Maritime Administration's resources could provide detailed specifications and descriptions.