OLDENBURG

  • DEOLO
  • Latitude: 53.1332
  • Longitude: 8.22704
  • Inland, Europe
  • Port in Germany

Location: Oldenburg Lower Saxony Germany

The marine port of Oldenburg in Germany serves as a vital logistical and transportation hub within the region. Below is a detailed description and specification of Oldenburg port:

Port Name:

Oldenburg Hafen (Oldenburg Port)

Location:

  • Region: Lower Saxony (Niedersachsen), Germany
  • Coordinates: Approx. 53.1447°N latitude, 8.2043°E longitude

General Description:

Oldenburg Port is a river port located along the Hunte River, which connects to the larger Weser River. Its strategic location in the northwest of Germany grants it importance in regional trade and transportation. The port primarily caters to cargo and freight services, playing a significant role in the import and export of goods within Europe.

Specifications:

1. Harbor and Berths:

  • Number of Berths: Multiple berthing facilities to accommodate various vessel sizes.
  • Maximum Vessel Size: The port can handle vessels up to around 3,000 DWT due to the river's draft restrictions.

2. Draft Depth:

  • Average Draft Depth: Approximately 3.5 to 5 meters, suitable for small to medium-sized river and coastal cargo ships.

3. Terminal Facilities:

  • Cargo Handling: Specialized facilities for bulk cargo, general cargo, and containers.
  • Warehousing: Availability of storage areas and warehouses for temporary cargo storage.

4. Cargo Types:

  • Bulk Cargo: Grain, animal feed, fertilizers, and minerals.
  • General Cargo: Manufactured goods and industrial equipment.
  • Containers: Limited container handling but available for regional logistics.

5. Logistics and Connectivity:

  • Rail Access: The port is connected to the national rail network, facilitating smooth cargo transfer to and from other parts of Germany and Europe.
  • Road Access: Well-connected by major roadways for easy trucking routes to hinterlands and neighboring countries.
  • River Navigation: Active river traffic on the Hunte River allows for smooth passage of goods to the Weser River and further access to the North Sea.

Services:

  • Pilotage: River pilotage services available upon request for navigating the Hunte River.
  • Tug Assistance: Tug services are available for maneuvers within the port area.
  • Cargo Handling Equipment: Cranes, forklifts, and conveyor systems to manage diverse cargo types.

Operational Information:

  • Port Authority: The port is managed by the Oldenburg Port Authority.
  • Operating Hours: Typically operates 24/7, with certain services available on demand.

Importance:

Oldenburg Port is crucial for regional trade due to its efficient handling of agricultural products, minerals, and manufactured goods. Its connectivity via river, rail, and road makes it a key player in the economic infrastructure of Lower Saxony.

Contact:

For specific operational details, tariffs, and berth availability, contacting the Oldenburg Port Authority directly is recommended.


This profile provides a general overview, focusing on the essential features and operational capabilities of Oldenburg Port in Germany. Adjustments and updates might be necessary based on the latest port developments or specific operational changes.

Vessels in the port

Flag Name Type Destination Date/Time
LETHE Other 02:56:26
DRIELAKE Dredging 02:29:53
WESERGRUND Dredging BREMEN 01:55:18
EMELIE D Other AHOJ DOR BHV 01:30:11
TEMPGINA Pleasure 01:30:03
NORDLAND V Cargo DEBRE03906DOCKX0043 01:05:07
M/S OLDENBURG Cargo OLDENBURG 12:26:52
THURGAU SAXONIA Passenger BERLIN 12:23:50
NADIR baycraft SURVEY OPERATION 12:23:30
TAURUS Cargo LINGEN 12:15:48
LEON Cargo NORDENHAM 12:01:14
CARESSA Cargo 7/1/2025
SAGA Cargo SPELLE 7/1/2025
LUNA Cargo BREMEN D 7/1/2025
HELENA JANTINE Other BREMEN 7/1/2025
FARMSUMERDIEP Other HAMM 7/1/2025
SMARAGD Cargo HEEN EN:WD 7/1/2025
SCHELDESTROOM Cargo OLDENBURG 6/30/2025
MERCATOR Cargo GUTERVERKEHRSZENTRUM 6/30/2025
JOLEA Pleasure 6/30/2025

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