MEERKERK

  • NLMKK
  • Latitude: 51.9167
  • Longitude: 5
  • Inland, Europe
  • Port in Netherlands

Location: Netherlands

Port Name: Meerkerk (Note: There may be some confusion as Meerkerk is primarily known as a village in the Netherlands and does not host a significant commercial marine port. However, if it is assumed that there exists a smaller or less well-known facility, below is a general description framework for a minor or hypothetical marine port in the area.)

Country: Netherlands

Location:

  • Coordinates: Meerkerk is located in the province of South Holland, near the river Linge.
  • Accessibility: The village is easily accessible by road, situated near the A27 and A15 highways, making it convenient for transport to larger port cities such as Rotterdam.

Functions:

  • Primarily focuses on local recreational boating and minor commercial activities.
  • Could handle small cargo, fishing vessels, or serve as a marina for private yachts.
  • Might have facilities for minor shipping services, small-scale transshipment, and local tourism-related boat services.

Berthing Specifications:

  1. Quay/Berth Length: Given it's a minor port, lengths may vary, typically ranging between 50-200 meters.
  2. Depth: Likely to cater to small vessels, with water depths around 3-4 meters.
  3. Mooring Facilities: Basic mooring buoys, dock cleats, and small piers.
  4. Anchorage: Recommended for small vessels; larger vessels would anchor off the main navigational channels.

Cargo Handling Equipment:

  • Small cranes or mobile lifting equipment for minor cargo handling.
  • Limited storage facilities, possibly small warehousing options for temporary goods storage.

Port Services:

  • Harbormaster's Office: Coordinates vessel traffic and port activities.
  • Fueling: Limited fuel bunkering stations for local boats and small ships.
  • Maintenance: Basic repair services, likely through local smaller marine workshops.
  • Security: Basic security measures due to the low scale of operations.

Facilities for Crew and Passengers:

  • Basic amenities like restrooms, small local cafes, or restaurants.
  • Possible availability of local lodging or bed-and-breakfast options in the village.

Customs and Immigration:

  • Generally, smaller ports may not have extensive customs facilities.
  • Vessels needing customs clearance typically do it at larger nearby ports with more comprehensive services.

Environmental Measures:

  • Compliance with local and national environmental regulations.
  • Waste disposal facilities and bilge water management could be limited.

Communication:

  • VHF communication for port operations and vessel coordination.
  • Proximity to regional transport and logistics networks through the highway system, facilitating road-based connectivity.

Accessibility:

  • Well-connected to regional infrastructure including roadways and possibly railways.
  • Easier access to larger Dutch ports like Rotterdam for extended services.

Note: For significant commercial maritime activities, Dutch ports like Rotterdam, Amsterdam, and Vlissingen are more prominent. Meerkerk itself functions mainly as a local village without large-scale maritime facilities. For more detailed and accurate information, specific port authority sources or local maritime administration documents would provide the most reliable data.

Vessels in the port

Flag Name Type Destination Date/Time
QUATTRO Pleasure 3/29/2025
INDUBIO Pleasure 3/29/2025
BATOUWE Cargo GIB-APT/APH 3/28/2025
POLDERDIJK Dredging GROOT AMMERS 3/26/2025
MOMO Pleasure VREESWIJK 3/24/2025
VALZEINAS Cargo GORINCHEM 3/20/2025
RESERVE V Pleasure NYMEGEN>> 3/12/2025
DE KA Pleasure 3/11/2025
VIKINGS Pleasure 3/7/2025
VROUWE ANTJE Pleasure B 3/6/2025
AVANTI Cargo 3/6/2025
MANTA Cargo
DE TIJD ZAL 'T LEREN Cargo
VERIDISQUO Cargo
WAAL Other

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