DIEVERBRUG

• NLDVB
• Latitude: 52.8466
• Longitude: 6.34084
• UK Coast & Atlantic
• Port in Netherlands

Location: DIEVERBRUG Netherlands

As of my most recent update in 2021, Dieverbrug is a small locality in the Netherlands. It is not widely recognized as a major marine port or harbor. However, for the most accurate and up-to-date information, especially if there have been recent developments or changes, check with local authorities or maritime databases.

Typically, larger and more well-known Dutch ports include:

1. Port of Rotterdam: The largest port in Europe and one of the busiest in the world, handling a vast array of cargo types.
2. Port of Amsterdam: Major cargo and passenger port.
3. Port of Antwerp (partly in Belgium but closely related): Major European port.
4. Port of Den Helder: Important for offshore activities.
5. Port of Vlissingen (Flushing) and Terneuzen: Significant for trade and industry in the Zeeland region.

For any port, you can expect the following general specifications:

General Marine Port Specifications:

1. Location: Coordinates (latitude and longitude) specifying the port's precise global position.
2. Harbor Type: Natural or artificial harbor, extent of protection against the elements.
3. Facilities:
   • Berths and Docks: Number and size suitable for different types of vessels (container ships, bulk carriers, tankers, passenger ships, etc.).
   • Cranes and Loaders: Types and capacities.
   • Storage: Warehouses, tanks (for liquids), and yards for different types of cargo.
   • Repair Services: Availability of dry docks, ship repair services.
4. Transport Links:
   • Road and Rail Links: Accessibility to major highways and rail networks.
   • Airports: Proximity to major airports.
5. Customs and Security: Facilities and procedures for customs, immigration, and security checks.
6. Navigation Aids:
   • Lighthouses and Buoys: Position and characteristics.
   • Pilot Services: Availability of pilot services for navigating into the port.
7. Services:
   • Bunkering: Fueling services for marine vessels.
   • Fresh Water and Provisions: Availability.
   • Medical and Emergency Services: Hospitals and emergency response.
8. Environmental Regulations: Compliance requirements specific to the region and port.
9. Operational Hours: Operating hours for shipping and logistics activities.
10. Communication Systems:

• VHF Radio Channels: Standard marine communication channels used for port authorities.
• Internet and IT Services: Availability of digital services for operations and logistics.

For Dieverbrug, given that it is not known as a significant port, its specifications would be far more modest if it indeed features any formal port facilities at all. For detailed and specific information, contacting local municipal offices or maritime authorities would be necessary.