GAASHAGA

• Latitude: 59.3603
• Longitude: 18.2286
• Baltic Sea
• Marina in Sweden

Location: GAASHAGA, Lidingö Stockholm County 18165 Sweden

It appears that there may be some confusion or a potential typo with the name "GAASHAGA." Based on known locations, it seems like you might be referring to "Gåshaga," which is a locality on the island of Lidingö, near Stockholm, Sweden, but it isn't a large commercial marine port. Instead, Stockholm, the capital city of Sweden, is more widely recognized for its significant marine port activities.

However, if you were looking for details on any marine facilities near or around Gåshaga and Stockholm, I can provide a concise overview:

Port of Stockholm:

The Port of Stockholm is one of the most significant ports in Sweden, serving both passenger and freight traffic. It consists of several terminals:

1. Värtahamnen

   • Location: Close to the city center.
   • Facilities: Handles both passengers (ferry services) and freight.
   • Connections: Regular ferry services to Finland and the Baltic countries.

2. Frihamnen

   • Usage: Primarily used for cargo operations.

3. Stadsgården

   • Function: Handles cruise ships and passenger ferries.

4. Kapellskär

   • Position: Located about 90 kilometers north of Stockholm.
   • Role: A vital harbor for ferry traffic primarily to Finland and Estonia.

Basic Specifications and Services:

• Cargo Types: General cargo, container traffic, bulk goods, and Ro-Ro (roll-on/roll-off) cargo.
• Passenger Services: Extensive ferry and cruise services, connecting with various ports in the Baltic region.
• Terminal Facilities:
  • Custom control areas.
  • Warehousing and storage.
  • Logistics and distribution services.
• Connectivity: Excellent road and rail links to the wider region, facilitating efficient transportation of goods and passengers.
• Additional Services: Bunkering, fresh water supply, pilotage, towage, and waste disposal services.

If Gåshaga was indeed your original point of interest:

• Gåshaga: Mainly known for its residential areas and marinas rather than commercial port activities. It features smaller boating facilities and is a popular spot for recreational sailing and boating.

Always check the latest data and communicate with local port authorities for the most current and accurate information.