DE OMLOOP

• NLLWD
• Latitude: 51.5217
• Longitude: 3.725
• UK Coast & Atlantic
• Marina in Netherlands

Location: Maasdam South Holland 3299 Netherlands

Marine Port Description: De Omloop, Netherlands

Location:

• Port Name: De Omloop
• Country: Netherlands
• Region: South Holland
• Nearby City: Dordrecht

Geographical Coordinates:

• Latitude: Approximately 51.8100° N
• Longitude: Approximately 4.6900° E

General Information:

• Type of Port: River port
• Accessibility: De Omloop is located inland, along the Oude Maas, which is a distributary of the Rhine-Meuse-Scheldt delta. This location facilitates access to a network of inland waterways.

Infrastructure:

• Dock Facilities:

  • Quay Length: Varying dock lengths to accommodate different types of vessels.
  • Berths: Multiple berths tailored to handle a variety of cargoes and vessel sizes.
  • Depth: Adequate to support a range of inland and coastal vessels, typically around 4-7 meters but should be verified for specific ship requirements.

• Storage Facilities:

  • Warehousing: Several storage facilities for general cargo.
  • Open Yards: Available for bulk and container storage.
  • Specialized Storage: Potential availability of climate-controlled and hazardous materials storage, subject to port facilities.

• Cargo Handling Equipment:

  • Cranes: Mobile and stationary cranes for loading and unloading.
  • Forklifts and Conveyor Systems: Available for efficient handling of various cargo types.
  • Container Handling: Facilities for both full and empty containers.

Services:

• Customs and Immigration: On-site for efficient clearance.
• Pilotage and Towage: Available services ensuring safe navigation within the port's vicinity.
• Bunkering: Fuel and other essential supplies for vessels.
• Maintenance and Repairs: Facilities for minor and potentially major repairs.
• Waste Disposal: Compliant disposal services to handle ship-generated waste according to environmental regulations.

Connectivity:

• Road: Well-connected by highway to the national and European road network.
• Rail: Rail links potentially available for cargo transfer.
• Waterways: Direct access to the extensive network of Dutch inland waterways, enhancing cargo movement within Europe.

Operational Information:

• Port Authority: Managed by an established port authority ensuring compliance with national and international guidelines.
• Operating Hours: Generally 24/7, though specific facilities within the port might have individual operating hours.
• Security: Modern security facilities adhering to the International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code.

Special Considerations:

• Tides: Knowledge of local tidal patterns is crucial, as they may affect berthing schedules.
• Environmental Protection: Adherence to strict environmental protection protocols to minimize ecological impact.

Additional Information: For vessel-specific requirements and real-time data, contacting the port authority directly is recommended. Resources such as the port’s website and maritime agents can provide further details.

These specifications provide a general overview and may be subject to changes or updates based on the latest data and operational developments. Always verify with the latest port updates and notices for planning logistics and maritime operations.