NORSHOLM OUTER

• Latitude: 58.5072
• Longitude: 15.9693
• Baltic Sea
• Marina in Sweden

Address: Sweden

As of the latest available information, Norsholm is actually an inland locality in Sweden and not a marine port. However, I can provide you with a general idea of what port descriptions and specifications generally include for marine ports, should that help you frame inquiries about specific ports in the future.

Typically, a marine port description and specification includes the following details:

General Information

1. Name: Official name of the port.
2. Location: Geographic coordinates and proximity to major cities, landmarks, or navigation points.
3. Country: The country where the port is located.

Physical Characteristics

1. Harbor Type: Natural, artificial, or tide-dependent.
2. Water Depth: Depths at the approach, in the anchorage areas, and at the berths.
3. Tidal Range: Information on tidal variations.
4. Berthing Facilities: Types and numbers of berths, including length and depth capabilities.
5. Cargo Handling Facilities: Types of available equipment, such as cranes and forklifts, and storage facilities.
6. Navigation Aids: Types of navigation systems, lights, and buoys available.

Operational Details

1. Port Authority: Governing body responsible for operations.
2. Working Hours: Operating hours and any available overtime.
3. Customs and Immigration: Procedures for cargo and crew clearances.
4. Pilotage: Requirements for pilot services and availability.
5. Towage and Tugs: Availability and requirement for tug services.

Services

1. Fueling/Bunkering: Availability of fuel and types provided.
2. Water Supply: Accessibility to fresh water for ships.
3. Provisions: Availability of food and essential supplies.
4. Repairs: Availability and types of repair facilities.
5. Waste Disposal: Procedures and facilities for garbage and waste disposal.

Terminal Specifics

1. Container Facilities: Information on container terminal(s) including handling capacity.
2. Bulk Cargo: Facilities for loading and unloading bulk cargo like coal, grain, or ore.
3. Ro-Ro Facilities: Services for Roll-on/Roll-off cargo.
4. Passenger Services: Availability of passenger terminals if applicable.

Communication

1. Radio Frequencies: VHF/UHF frequencies for ship-to-port communication.
2. Contact Information: Phone, email, and other contact details for port authorities and services.

Other Information

1. Safety and Security: Information on ISPS (International Ship and Port Facility Security Code) compliance and other security measures.
2. Nearest Airports: Proximity to passenger and cargo airports.
3. Transportation Links: Connectivity to rail, road, and other transportation modes.

For detailed and official information, you would typically refer to resources such as port authority websites, maritime guides, or specific naval charts.