LANGVIKSVIKEN

• SELAK
• Latitude: 59.2397
• Longitude: 18.5206
• Baltic Sea
• Marina in Sweden

Location: Sweden

Langviksviken is not one of the major, widely known ports in Sweden, such as Gothenburg or Stockholm. However, Sweden's coastline is extensive and dotted with numerous smaller ports, harbors, and marinas that serve various local needs, from fishing and small-scale shipping to recreational boating.

For a hypothetical or smaller port like Langviksviken, the following description and specifications might be appropriate:

Langviksviken Marine Port

General Description:

Langviksviken is a smaller, local port situated on the Swedish coastline. Known for its scenic natural beauty, the port primarily serves local fishing communities, small-scale shipping operations, and recreational boating activities. The port is surrounded by picturesque landscapes, making it a popular spot for tourists and locals alike who enjoy marine activities.

Specifications:

• Location: Langviksviken, Sweden
• Coordinates: (Exact coordinates would be listed here based on actual or hypothetical location)
• Port Type: Small-scale commercial and recreational port
• Operational Hours: 24/7 (common for smaller ports, though specific hours may apply for certain services)

Facilities and Services:

1. Berths:

   • Total Berths: Approximately 50-100 (for variable vessel sizes)
   • Yacht and Small Boat Berths: Available
   • Fishing Boat Berths: Available
   • Commercial Vessel Berths: Limited (probably catering to smaller cargo vessels and fishing boats)

2. Depth:

   • Entrance Channel Depth: Around 4-8 meters (variable)
   • Average Dock Depth: Around 3-6 meters (variable based on tidal conditions)

3. Navigation Aids:

   • Lighthouses/Beacons: Present
   • Buoys: Positioned throughout the harbor for safe navigation
   • Radio Communication: Available for docking assistance and emergency communication (VHF Channels typically used)

4. Cargo Handling:

   • Types of Cargo: Primarily serves local fishing catches, small bulk goods, and possibly agricultural products
   • Loading/Unloading Equipment: Basic cranes or hoists, manual handling facilities

5. Storage Facilities:

   • Open Storage: Limited areas available
   • Warehousing: Minimal (primarily for localized storage needs)

6. Marine Services:

   • Fueling Station: Available for both diesel and gasoline
   • Fresh Water Supply: Available
   • Ship Repair and Maintenance: Basic facilities for minor repairs and maintenance
   • Waste Disposal: Systems in place for waste and bilge water disposal

7. Amenities:

   • Restrooms and Showers: Available
   • Restaurants/Cafes: A small number located near the port area
   • Shops: For basic marine supplies and groceries
   • Parking: Limited parking for vehicles

8. Security:

   • Surveillance Cameras: Installed at key points
   • Security Personnel: Present during peak hours or as needed

9. Environmental Measures:

   • Oil Spill Response: Basic equipment available
   • Pollution Control: Measures in place to minimize pollution, including proper waste disposal facilities

10. Emergency Services:

    • First Aid Station: Available
    • Emergency Contacts: Clearly displayed, coordination with local authorities and Coast Guard

Accessibility:

• Road Access: Well-connected via local roads
• Public Transport: Limited options, primarily for local commuting

Point of Interest:

• Tourism: Nearby natural attractions, walking trails, and possibly local historical sites
• Local Events: Might host local maritime festivals or fishing competitions

Note:

For precise details or if Langviksviken has developed into a more prominent port, consulting the Swedish Maritime Administration, local port authority, or updated navigational charts would be essential.