SANDBAKKEN

• Latitude: 63.4864
• Longitude: 9.99917
• Norwegian Coast
• Marina in Norway

Location: Sanbakken Norway

Marine Port Description and Specification: Sandbakken, Norway

General Overview: Sandbakken is a small maritime port located in Norway. Due to its coastal geographical advantage, it plays a role in regional maritime activities. Here are the detailed specifications and attributes of Sandbakken’s marine port:

Geographical Location:

• Latitude: Approximately 67.28° N
• Longitude: Approximately 15.25° E
• Coastal Type: Fjord
• Navigational Aids: The port is equipped with navigational aids including buoys, beacons, and lights to ensure safe entry and exit for vessels.

Port Infrastructure:

• Port Size: Small

• Berthing Facilities:

  • Number of Berths: Limited, generally suited for small to medium-sized vessels.
  • Berth Length and Depth: Specific lengths and depths might vary, generally accommodating draughts up to 5-8 meters.
  • Dock Types: Primarily fixed docks; floating docks might be available for specific needs.

• Cargo Handling Facilities:

  • Types of Cargo: Primarily general cargo and potentially bulk cargo.
  • Handling Equipment: Cranes (mobile or fixed), forklifts; capabilities might be more adapted to general and breakbulk cargo.

Port Services:

• Pilotage: Pilotage might be mandatory for navigation within close proximity to the port, particularly for larger vessels.
• Tug Assistance: Available as needed, particularly for docking and undocking operations.
• Bunkering: Fuel bunkering services are likely available; specifics on fuel types and quantities should be verified with local port authorities.
• Repairs: Basic repair facilities may be available; for extensive repairs, nearby major ports may be preferred.

Environmental Considerations:

• Tides and Currents: Vessels should account for local tidal conditions and currents; Norway’s coastal waters can have significant tidal ranges.
• Weather Conditions: Northern Norway's weather can be harsh; winter ice and snow may impact operations. Winds and maritime weather forecasting are essential for planning.
• Environmental Regulations: Compliance with stringent Norwegian environmental regulations is required. Ballast water management and pollution controls are enforced.

Logistics and Transportation:

• Road Access: The port is connected via local roads facilitating the transport of goods to and from the port.
• Rail Access: Railway connectivity may be limited or nonexistent depending on the region's infrastructure.
• Warehousing: Limited warehousing and storage facilities, primarily for temporary storage awaiting transport.

Key Considerations for Vessels:

• Vessels must ensure compliance with local maritime safety regulations.
• Advanced notification and coordination with port authorities are recommended due to the limited size and capacity of the port.

Contact Information:

• Port Authority Contact: Specific details can be obtained directly through the Norwegian Coastal Administration or local maritime authorities.
• Emergency Contacts: Local coast guard and emergency services are available for emergencies.

It is advisable to seek the latest and most specific information directly from official port and navigation authorities prior to arrival or operations at Sandbakken port.