TERRAK

• Latitude: 65.0919
• Longitude: 12.3709
• Norwegian Coast
• Port in Norway

Location: Norway

Terråk is a village situated in the Brønnøy Municipality in Nordland County, Norway. It is more known for its scenic beauty and rural setting than for being a significant marine port. However, due to Norway's extensive coastline and maritime traditions, small ports and harbors are common in many of its coastal villages.

General Description:

• Location: Terråk is located along the shore of the Tosen fjord in Northern Norway. The fjord connects to the North Atlantic Ocean, providing natural access to the sea.
• Type: Small, rural maritime facility
• Primary Use: The port facilities in Terråk are primarily used for local fishing, small-scale commercial transport, and potentially tourism-related activities such as boating and ferry services.
• Accessibility: Typically accessible by smaller vessels. Larger commercial ports are located in nearby larger cities such as Brønnøysund.

Specifications:

• Infrastructure:

  • Docks/Piers: Likely limited in size, suitable for small to medium-sized vessels including fishing boats, small commercial ships, and private boats.
  • Storage Facilities: Minimal storage facilities; likely limited to essential services such as fuel and perhaps basic maintenance.
  • Transport Links: Road connections to nearby towns and potentially ferry services to other parts of the fjord.

• Navigation:

  • Entry/Exit Points: Navigable fjord waters but require careful navigation due to potential natural obstacles.
  • Navigational Aids: Basic navigational aids; not as extensive as in major commercial ports.

• Services:

  • Fuel and Supplies: Basic refueling capabilities. Supplies would be limited, with major resupply available in larger towns.
  • Repair and Maintenance: Basic repair facilities, likely focused on routine maintenance for local vessels.
  • Customs and Security: Not a major international port of entry, so limited customs and security infrastructure.

Other Notes:

• Community: The port primarily serves the needs of the local community, which is deeply connected to fishing and other maritime activities.
• Tourism: The scenic fjord and surrounding natural beauty might attract tourists, with the port facilitating tourism-related boating activities.

Given its small, local nature, the port in Terråk doesn’t offer the extensive facilities and services found in larger commercial or industrial ports. However, it plays an essential role in the local economy by supporting fishing and providing an access point to the fjord.