RORVIK
- Latitude: 63.5075
- Longitude: 10.1427
- Norwegian Coast
- Port in Norway
Location: Rørvik Trøndelag 7900 Norway
Web-site: https://www.portofrorvik.no
Rørvik is a port village situated in the municipality of Nærøysund in Trøndelag county, Norway. It plays a vital role both as a fishing hub and a logistical point of transit in northern Norway. Below is a general description and some key specifications:
General Description:
- Location: Rørvik Port is strategically positioned along the coast of central Norway, providing an important link between the mainland and various islands.
- Function: Primarily, the port serves fishing vessels, but it also facilitates passenger and cargo transport. The Hurtigruten coastal express services the port, making it a regular stop for voyagers along the Norwegian coastline.
- Economic Role: The port supports local industries, particularly fishing and aquaculture, significantly contributing to the regional economy.
Specifications:
- Coordinates: Approximately 64°51′N 11°14′E.
- Water Depth: Varies, but generally suitable for most fishing vessels and coastal cargo ships.
- Facilities: Includes docking and mooring facilities, cargo handling, refrigerated storage, and maintenance services for fishing vessels.
- Maritime Access: Rørvik is easily accessible due to its positioning along the protected waters of the narrow strait, ensuring safer passage for vessels.
- Logistics: Well-connected to local transportation networks including roads and ferry services, facilitating the movement of goods and people.
- Passenger Services: The Hurtigruten's daily coastal service brings visitors and locals through Rørvik, aiding in passenger transportation and tourism.
- Fishing Infrastructure: Features processing facilities that handle a significant volume of seafood, which is a critical part of the local and regional food supply chain.
Rørvik continues to be a vital point in Norway's maritime infrastructure, balancing local economic needs and serving as a strategic hub for coastal and marine activities.
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