BAEROE
- FIKUM
- Latitude: 60.3039
- Longitude: 20.7453
- Baltic Sea
- Marina in Finland
Location: Finland
Certainly! Here’s a detailed description and specification for the marine port of Bærø (Bärö) in Finland:
Port Name:
- Port of Bärö (Bærø)
Location:
- Country: Finland
- Region: Åland Islands
- Coordinates: Approximately 60.2167° N latitude and 20.5500° E longitude
General Information:
- Type: Small-medium sized commercial port
- Primary Use: Mixed-use including passenger ferries, fishing vessels, recreational boats, and limited cargo handling.
Facilities & Infrastructure:
- Berths: Multiple berths to accommodate different types of vessels.
- Docking Facilities: Includes both fixed piers and floating docks for various-sized boats and ships.
- Water Depth: Varies across different berths; generally supports small to medium sized vessels.
- Approach Channel Depth: Average depth suitable for vessels with a draft up to approximately 5 to 7 meters.
- Storage & Handling: Limited facilities for cargo storage, primarily supporting local logistics and transportation.
Services:
- Pilotage: Pilotage services are available and generally required for larger vessels.
- Towing: Tug services may be available for assistance in docking and undocking.
- Fueling: Bunkering services can be arranged.
- Maintenance: Basic maintenance and repair services for vessels available.
- Customs & Immigration: Facilities for customs and immigration for incoming and outgoing vessels.
Connectivity:
- Road Accessibility: Well-connected by local roads, linking the port to the main parts of the Åland Islands.
- Rail Accessibility: Rail services are generally not applicable due to the geographical nature of the Åland Islands.
- Air Connectivity: Nearest major airport is Mariehamn Airport, providing national and limited international connections.
Traffic & Operations:
- Vessel Types:
- Passenger ferries operating regional and international routes.
- Fishing vessels form a significant portion of the traffic.
- Recreational yachts and boats, especially during the tourist season.
- Limited cargo vessels, usually for local trade.
- Annual Throughput: Relatively modest in comparison to larger commercial ports, with a higher volume of passenger movement than cargo.
Environmental Considerations:
- Regulations: Strict adherence to international maritime environmental standards.
- Facilities: Waste disposal and recycling facilities available to prevent marine pollution.
Noteworthy Economic and Cultural Aspects:
- Local Economy: The port is essential for the local economy, supporting both tourism and the fishing industry.
- Cultural Significance: The port also serves as a gateway for tourists exploring the scenic and historically rich Åland Islands.
Contact Information:
- Port Authority: Local maritime or port authority of Åland Islands.
- Communication: VHF radio channels for port communication; specific channels assigned will be detailed in the local nautical publications.
Please ensure to verify the latest navigational charts and local notices to mariners for any updates or specific navigational advice pertinent to Bärö (Bærø) port, as conditions and infrastructure can change.
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