HAMBURGON

• SEHBO
• Latitude: 58.5519
• Longitude: 11.2682
• Baltic Sea
• Port in Sweden

Location: HAMBURGON Västra Götaland County Sweden

It appears there might be a mistake in the name provided. There isn't a recognized marine port named "Hamburgon" in Sweden. There is, however, the Port of Gothenburg, which is the largest port in Sweden, or you might be referring to the Port of Hamburg in Germany. I'll provide details on both possibilities:

Port of Gothenburg (Göteborg), Sweden

Description: The Port of Gothenburg is the largest port in Scandinavia and serves as a critical gateway for trade between Sweden and the world. It is strategically located on the west coast of Sweden, making it a vital hub for maritime logistics and transportation.

Specifications:

• Location: Göteborg, Sweden
• Coordinates: Approximately 57.7100° N latitude and 11.9400° E longitude
• Port Type: Deepwater seaport
• Water Depth: Varies, with the main shipping channel offering depths of up to 15 meters (49 feet) to accommodate large vessels.
• Terminals: Includes container terminals, RoRo (Roll-on/Roll-off) terminals, oil and energy terminals, and general cargo terminals.
• Container Capacity: It handles millions of TEUs (Twenty-foot Equivalent Units) annually.
• Facilities:
  • Advanced cargo handling equipment and technology
  • Extensive rail and road connections to the rest of Scandinavia and Northern Europe
  • Warehousing and storage facilities
  • Cranes capable of handling the largest container ships in the world
• Services:
  • Freight forwarding and logistics services
  • Pilot services
  • Tug services
  • Bunkering (refueling) services
  • Customs and inspection facilities

Port of Hamburg, Germany

Description: The Port of Hamburg, although not in Sweden, is a major European port and the third-largest in Europe. It is often considered the "Gateway to the World" for Germany.

Specifications:

• Location: Hamburg, Germany
• Coordinates: Approximately 53.5439° N latitude and 9.9890° E longitude
• Port Type: River port (situated on the River Elbe)
• Water Depth: Main channels are dredged to accommodate vessels up to about 15.1 meters (49.5 feet) deep.
• Terminals: Variety of modern terminals including container terminals, bulk cargo terminals, and cruise ship terminals.
• Container Capacity: Over 9 million TEUs annually.
• Facilities:
  • State-of-the-art container handling facilities
  • Extensive rail and road infrastructure
  • Storage and warehousing options
  • Repair and maintenance services including dry docks
  • Cranes fit for super post-Panamax vessels
• Services:
  • Comprehensive logistics and cargo handling services
  • Customs and inspection services
  • Tug and pilot services
  • Bunkering and ship supply services

For an accurate and detailed report on a specific port, it's critical to use the correct name. If there is another port in Sweden you are interested in, please provide more details or correct the name, and I would be happy to provide the relevant information.