ALMEN

• NLAMN
• Latitude: 52.163
• Longitude: 6.30035
• Inland, Europe
• Port in Netherlands

Location: Netherlands

As of my most recent update, there is no major marine port specifically called Almen in the Netherlands. Almen is actually a small village located in the eastern part of the country, in the municipality of Lochem, Gelderland. This village isn't known for having a significant maritime port.

If you are seeking information about key marine ports in the Netherlands, here are a few notable ones:

1. Port of Rotterdam:

   • Location: Rotterdam, South Holland.
   • Significance: The largest port in Europe and one of the busiest ports in the world.
   • Specifications:
     • Area: Approximately 12,500 hectares.
     • Terminals: Multiple specialized terminals for containers, bulk cargo, oil, LNG, and other commodities.
     • Draft: Varies by terminal but can accommodate some of the largest vessels in the world, with depths up to 24 meters.
     • Capacity: Capable of handling around 470 million tons of cargo annually.

2. Port of Amsterdam:

   • Location: Amsterdam, North Holland.
   • Significance: One of the largest ports in Europe, important for logistics and trade.
   • Specifications:
     • Area: Around 2,700 hectares.
     • Terminals: Facilities for a wide range of cargo types, including energy products, agribulk, and general cargo.
     • Draft: Approximately 14 meters.
     • Capacity: Around 100 million tons of cargo annually.

3. Port of Antwerp (Netherlands):

   • While Antwerp is predominantly located in Belgium, it is an important port for Dutch inland shipping due to the extensive waterways linking the two countries.

If you need specific information or have details about a lesser-known port with the name similar to Almen, please provide more context or check the most current maritime databases or local government resources for updated information.