KOOTSTERTILLE

• NLZBB
• Latitude: 53.2125
• Longitude: 6.10013
• UK Coast & Atlantic
• Port in Netherlands

Location: Netherlands

Kootstertille is a small village in the northern part of the Netherlands, located in the province of Friesland. The village itself does not have a large marine port, but it does have a modest port facility mainly focused on regional and local maritime activities, particularly related to the inland waterways.

Kootstertille Port Specifications and Description:

• Location: Kootstertille, Friesland, Netherlands
• Coordinates: Approximately 53.2135° N latitude, 6.0710° E longitude
• Type of Port: Inland port
• Primary Use: Local and regional transport, cargo handling, industrial shipping
• Nearby Waterways: The village is located along the Prinses Margriet Canal, which is an important waterway for commercial shipping in the region.
• Accessibility: Accessible via regional roadways and waterways; nearest major city is Leeuwarden.
• Facilities:
  • Cargo Handling Areas: Basic facilities for loading and unloading cargo.
  • Warehouse Storage: Limited storage facilities for goods.
  • Repair and Maintenance: Basic maintenance facilities for vessels.
  • Shore-side infrastructure: Basic infrastructure to support maritime activities.
• Vessel Types: Primarily accommodates inland cargo vessels, barges, and small commercial boats.
• Industries Served: Agriculture, local manufacturing, and small-scale industrial operations.
• Services: Limited but may include docking, fueling, and minor repairs.

Additional Notes:

• Economic Impact: The port contributes to the local economy by facilitating the transport of goods and supporting local industries.
• Navigation: The port's location along the Prinses Margriet Canal makes it an important point for transshipment in the Friesland region.
• Environmental Concerns: Given its smaller scale, environmental impact is minimal but standard regulations and practices are observed to ensure sustainability.

While Kootstertille's port is not a major hub like Rotterdam or Amsterdam, it plays a vital role in supporting the local economy and providing necessary services for inland water transport in the northern Netherlands.