KIRKEHAMN KONGSHAVN

• Latitude: 58.2327
• Longitude: 6.53059
• Norwegian Coast
• Marina in Norway

Location: Kirkehavn, Hidra, Flekkefjord Norway

It appears there might be some confusion or error in the names “KIRKEHAMN KONGSHAVN,” as there are no well-known ports by this exact name in Norway. However, I can provide an overview of two distinct locations that may be relevant: Kirkehamn and Kongshavn, both of which are located in Norway but are separate entities.

Kirkehamn

Kirkehamn is a village located in the Flekkefjord municipality in Agder county, in the southern part of Norway. This area is known for its scenic landscapes and maritime activities but is not a major port in the sense of commercial shipping.

Marina and Facilities

• Small Marina: Often used by local fishermen and recreational vessels.
• Harbor Services: Limited; mainly serves local community needs.
• Depth: Generally shallow waters suitable for smaller boats.
• Provisions: Basic necessities available in the village.

Kongshavn

Kongshavn refers more generally to a historic area or harbor used by local vessels, including an area in Oslo known as Kongshavn. However, this area is not a major commercial port either.

Features

• Historical Significance: Locations with the name Kongshavn often have historical maritime importance.
• Local Boating: Typically used for smaller vessels, possibly with facilities for repairs and maintenance.
• Depth/Facilities: Variable, often not equipped for large commercial ships.

Clarification on Norwegian Ports

For major commercial ports in Norway, you may be referring to:

• Oslo Port: The largest cargo and passenger port in Norway.

  • Facilities: Container handling, Ro-Ro services, cruise terminals.
  • Specifications: Modern infrastructure, high capacity.

• Port of Bergen: Another significant port with extensive facilities for freight and passenger services.

  • Facilities: Comprehensive cargo handling, fishing industry support, cruise services.
  • Specifications: Deepwater docks suitable for large vessels.

• Port of Stavanger: Key port for oil, gas, and maritime industries.

  • Facilities: Oil terminal, container handling, cruise terminals.
  • Specifications: Advanced facilities for offshore services.

Conclusion

Kirkehamn is a small village with limited port activities, primarily for local and recreational use. Kongshavn may refer to historical or local harbor areas. For commercial port specifications, major Norwegian ports like Oslo, Bergen, and Stavanger are more relevant.

If you have more specific details or corrections regarding the name or location, feel free to provide them, and I can give you more precise information accordingly.