HALDEN

  • NOHAL
  • Latitude: 59.1165
  • Longitude: 11.3858
  • Baltic Sea
  • Port in Norway

Location: Halden Norway

Halden is a town and seaport located in the southeastern part of Norway, near the border with Sweden. It is situated at the head of the Iddefjord and has a rich maritime history. Here's a brief description and some specifications of the marine port in Halden:

Port of Halden Overview:

  • Location: Halden, Viken County, Norway
  • Coordinates: Approximately 59.1318° N latitude and 11.3872° E longitude
  • Accessibility: The port is easily accessible from the North Sea via the Oslofjord and Iddefjord.

Port Specifications:

  1. Type: Maritime commercial port
  2. Size: Medium-sized port
  3. Water Depth:
    • Entrance Channel: Around 6-10 meters
    • Berth Depths: Generally between 5-8 meters, but specific berths may vary
  4. Cargo Handling:
    • Types of Cargo: General cargo, bulk cargo, break-bulk, and potentially some containerized cargo
    • Loading and Unloading Facilities: Equipped with cranes and forklifts for various types of cargo. Some facilities for liquid bulk handling might also be available.
  5. Storage and Warehousing:
    • Available warehousing facilities for storage and distribution
    • Open storage areas for bulk and break-bulk goods
  6. Navigation and Aids:
    • The port is well-marked with navigational aids to ensure safe entry and exit.
    • Pilotage services may be available or required for certain types of vessels.
  7. Supporting Infrastructure:
    • Road and rail links for efficient cargo transfer to and from the hinterland.
    • Proximity to the E6 European Highway offers good connectivity to the region.
  8. Services:
    • Maintenance and repair facilities for vessels
    • Bunkering (fuel) services
    • Waste disposal and recycling services

Port Activities:

  • Commercial Shipping: The port handles a range of cargo types and has facilities for various maritime activities.
  • Fishing and Maritime Industries: Halden also has a local fishing fleet and related maritime industries.
  • Local Industry: The port supports local industries by providing import/export services.

Additional Features:

  • Security and Safety: The port adheres to international maritime security standards and has measures in place to ensure safe operations.
  • Environmental Considerations: There are initiatives to keep the port environmentally friendly, potentially including waste management and pollution control measures.

Economic and Strategic Importance:

  • Trade: The port is an important gateway for trade between Norway and its neighboring countries, particularly Sweden.
  • Tourism: Halden’s scenic location and historical significance also attract tourism, which may include cruise ships on occasion.

Halden’s port, though not the largest in Norway, plays a vital role in the regional economy and serves as an important maritime hub for both commercial and local industry activities.

Vessels in the port

Flag Name Type Destination Date/Time
MAMMUT Towing/Tug 04:23:01
UHL FORTUNE Cargo NO HAL 02:56:11
ENDELIG Pleasure 01:22:14
UGLEN baycraft HALDEN 12:52:48
ESCAPE Pleasure 12:01:58
INGMA Pleasure 8/6/2026
FRIGG Other VOLLEN 8/6/2026
AMY Pleasure 8/6/2026
BEBE Towing/Tug HALDEN 8/5/2026
ANNEKE Pleasure 8/5/2026
LILLE MY II Sailing 8/4/2026
TRANSPORTER Cargo HALDEN 8/4/2026
HAPPY FEET Pleasure 8/2/2026
BLUE FOIL Pleasure 8/1/2026
IDYLL Pleasure SKJEBERG 7/30/2026
BEVER Towing/Tug NOHAL 7/30/2026
FALKSEA Cargo HERRE 7/28/2026
CARMENCITA Sailing 7/27/2026
TAKLIFT Military CRANE OPERATION 7/25/2026
EVENTYRTID Pleasure 7/23/2026

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