BREMERHAVEN
- DEBRV
- Latitude: 53.5509
- Longitude: 8.54888
- UK Coast & Atlantic
- Port in Germany
Location: Bremerhaven Germany
Marine Port Description and Specifications: Bremerhaven, Germany
Overview: Bremerhaven is one of Germany's major seaports located at the confluence of the Weser River and the North Sea. It plays a crucial role in maritime trade, serving as a hub for container shipping, automotive exports, and passenger cruise services. The port is integral to Germany's economy and the broader European logistics and transportation network.
Location:
- Coordinates: Approximately 53°33′N latitude and 8°34′E longitude.
- Situated about 65 kilometers northwest of Bremen.
Facilities and Infrastructure:
Container Terminals:
- NTB North Sea Terminal Bremerhaven GmbH & Co.: A major terminal with extensive facilities for containerized cargo.
- MSC Gate Bremerhaven: A dedicated terminal for MSC's operations, one of the world's leading container shipping lines.
- Eurogate Container Terminal:
- One of the largest container terminals in Bremerhaven, equipped with state-of-the-art handling equipment.
- Facilities include numerous quay cranes, straddle carriers, and automated stacking cranes.
Automobile Terminals:
- BLG AutoTerminal Bremerhaven: One of the largest car terminals globally, handling millions of vehicles annually. It is a major hub for automotive exports and imports.
- Extensive parking areas, high-tech car handling equipment, and PDI (Pre-Delivery Inspection) services.
Cruise Terminals:
- Columbus Cruise Center:
- Modern facilities catering to international cruise ships.
- Passenger services include check-in areas, baggage handling, and customs facilities.
- Columbus Cruise Center:
General Cargo and Reefer Terminals:
- Facilities for handling diverse cargo types, including temperature-sensitive goods.
- Cold storage and warehousing capabilities.
Port Specifications:
- Depth:
- Channels and berths depth range between 12 to 14.5 meters, accommodating large vessels, including Panamax and Post-Panamax ships.
- Berth & Quay Length:
- Multiple berths with a total quay length exceeding 20 kilometers.
- Draft:
- Can accommodate vessels with drafts up to 14.5 meters.
- Cranes and Equipment:
- High-capacity container gantry cranes, mobile harbor cranes, and specialized Ro-Ro (roll-on/roll-off) ramps.
- Storage:
- Extensive container storage yards, car storage areas, and warehousing facilities.
Connectivity:
- Rail:
- Integrated rail terminals connect the port to the national and European rail network, facilitating inland transport.
- Road:
- Direct access to major highways (Autobahns), providing efficient road transport links.
- Barge Services:
- Inland waterway links via the Weser River to other German industrial regions.
Additional Features:
- Green Initiatives:
- Implementing sustainable practices, including shore power systems to reduce emissions.
- Technology:
- Utilization of advanced IT systems for efficient cargo handling and port operations.
- Expansion Projects:
- Ongoing developments for capacity enhancement and modernization of facilities.
Importance: Bremerhaven is not only a vital commercial port but also a center for maritime research and development. Its contribution to international trade, automotive logistics, and its role in cruising makes it a pivotal maritime gateway in Northern Europe.
For detailed and updated specifications, port users are encouraged to consult the official port authority: bremenports GmbH & Co. KG or visit the port's official website.
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Vessels in the port
Flag | Name | Type | Destination | Date/Time |
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FAIRPLAY-82 | Towing/Tug | DEBRV | 04:29:00 | |
FAIRPLAY-61 | Towing/Tug | BREMERHAVEN | 04:28:44 | |
HANSA | Passenger | BREMERHAVEN | 04:28:36 | |
SVITZER VALE | Towing/Tug | HARBOUR TUG DEBRV | 04:27:18 | |
US GOV VESSEL | Cargo | FOR ORDERS | 04:26:50 | |
QUARANTAENE | Pleasure | BREMERHAVEN | 04:26:34 | |
VB RECHTENFLETH | Towing/Tug | BREMEN | 03:58:10 | |
VB PIONEER | Towing/Tug | BREMERHAVEN | 03:58:03 | |
DONALD M JAMES | Cargo | BREMERHAVEN | 03:57:49 | |
SVITZER HEIMDAL | Towing/Tug | BREMERHAVEN | 03:57:46 | |
INFINITY | Sailing | 03:56:57 | ||
BBC MANILA | Cargo | DE BRV | 03:24:43 | |
AQUA BLUE | Pleasure | 03:24:41 | ||
VB INNOVATION | Towing/Tug | BHAVEN | 02:56:28 | |
PIZ BEVER | baycraft | IMMER UNTEWEGS | 02:55:52 | |
BALTHASAR | Sailing | 02:53:37 | ||
DEMETER LEADER | Cargo | BE ZEE > DE BRV | 02:29:48 | |
SVITZER RAN | Towing/Tug | BREMERHAVEN | 02:29:48 | |
WAL | Pleasure | BHV | 02:29:47 | |
FAIRPLAY-53 | Towing/Tug | BREMERHAVEN | 02:29:46 |