SCHWANHEIM

  • DECHW
  • Latitude: 50.0877
  • Longitude: 8.59585
  • Inland, Europe
  • Port in Germany

Location: Schwanheim Hesse Germany

Web-site: http://example.com/schwanheim-port

Schwanheim is not typically recognized as a significant marine port, especially on its own. Schwanheim is a borough of Frankfurt am Main, located in the state of Hesse in Germany. Frankfurt, in general, is more renowned for its airport and international financial hub status rather than for a marine port. Frankfurt does have an inland port due to its position on the Main River, but these are more aligned with river transport rather than marine or ocean-going vessels.

If, however, you are looking for specifics regarding inland ports near Schwanheim or in Frankfurt on the Main River, we can discuss those details. Otherwise, here’s a brief description and some key specifications relating to the general river port facilities in Frankfurt am Main, which could serve the region including Schwanheim:

Frankfurt Port (Inland Port)

Location:

  • Situated on the Main River.
  • Connected to major industrial areas including Frankfurt, Offenbach, and Schwanheim.

Facilities:

  • Equipped with extensive quay walls and cranes for loading and unloading.
  • Multiple terminals designed for container handling, bulk goods, and general cargo.
  • Facilities for storage, including warehouses and container storage yards.
  • Access to rail and road networks, which enable efficient transportation of goods to and from the port.

Specifications:

  • Depth: Typical depth may range around 6-7 meters, suited for river barges rather than deep-sea vessels.
  • Cargo Capacity: Configured to handle various types of cargo, including liquid bulk, dry bulk, and containerized cargo.
  • Terminal Equipment: Includes container cranes, bulk handling equipment, and general cargo handling machinery.

Services:

  • Cargo handling and freight forwarding services.
  • Customs clearance and warehousing.
  • Intermodal transport options integrating rail, road, and river.

Notable Points:

  • While Frankfurt's port facilities serve a crucial role in logistics and trade within Germany and throughout Europe, they are focused on inland navigation and not directly on marine or overseas shipping.
  • The nearby Rhine River facilitates access to major sea ports like Rotterdam and Antwerp, expanding the reach of goods shipped to or from Frankfurt.

If you need specifics related to another location or port, I’d be happy to provide additional details.

Vessels in the port

Flag Name Type Destination Date/Time
MIMIR Dredging 11/9/2026
MARIE Cargo MAYEN 11/9/2026
LORENZ KRIEGER SEN. baycraft WEISENAU 11/7/2026
BELUGA Cargo DBG <-> UENTROP 11/6/2026
AMADEUS AMARA Passenger MAINZ 11/6/2026
ONUS Cargo ANTWERPEN 11/5/2026
APT SOLARA baycraft FRANKFURT 11/5/2026
FLB WIESBADEN Other FRANKFURT 11/5/2026
KARL KRIEGER Cargo LENGFURT 11/4/2026
TESORO Tanker ANTWERPEN 6E HAVEND 11/2/2026
SPECK1 Towing/Tug 11/2/2026
PONTES Cargo KELHEIM 11/2/2026
ENTERPRISE Other ANTWERPEN 11/1/2026
NAUTILIA Cargo LENGFURT 11/1/2026
TIM baycraft EICH 10/30/2026
HEINRICH KRIEGER SEN Cargo MAINZWEISENAU 10/28/2026
SOMNIUM VIDERE Other DORDRECHT 10/28/2026
VIKING BRAGI baycraft NURNBERG 10/28/2026
MARCO POLO Cargo REGENSBURG 10/28/2026
KOGGE Cargo DORDRECT 10/27/2026

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