TROMVIK
- NOTMV
- Latitude: 69.7757
- Longitude: 18.4022
- Norwegian Coast
- Port in Norway
Location: Norway
Tromvik, Norway - Marine Port Description and Specification
General Overview:
Tromvik is a small coastal village located within the municipality of Tromsø in Troms og Finnmark county, Northern Norway. The village is situated on the western part of the island of Kvaløya, along the Norwegian Sea. While Tromvik itself is not a major commercial port, it serves as a local harbor for fishing vessels and small recreational boats, contributing to the local maritime activities.
Location:
- Coordinates: Approximately 69.78°N latitude and 18.26°E longitude
- Proximity: About 36 kilometers northwest of the city of Tromsø
Harbor Details:
- Primary Use: Fishing and recreational boating
- Type: Coastal village harbor
- Depth: Generally shallow, suitable for smaller vessels.
- Facilities: Basic amenities for small boats; larger commercial facilities are limited.
Navigation and Access:
- Approach: The harbor can be approached via the Norwegian Sea, with navigation primarily suitable for smaller, coastal vessels.
- Channels: No significant navigation channels as it is not a major commercial port.
- Tides and Currents: Local tide conditions should be considered, typical of the Northern Norwegian coast.
Infrastructure:
- Berthing: Limited berthing space along small piers and jetties.
- Loading/Unloading Facilities: Basic; primarily for fishing boats.
- Storage: Limited on-land storage; facilities are minimal.
- Utilities: Basic utilities such as water and power available; services are minimal due to the small scale of the port.
Port Services:
- Fuel: Fuel availability is generally limited; fishermen and boaters may need to carry additional supplies.
- Repairs: Basic repair facilities may be available. For more extensive repairs, vessels may need to travel to larger ports like Tromsø.
- Provisions: Limited provisioning; main supplies can be procured from Tromsø.
Points of Interest:
- Fishing: A central activity in Tromvik, with local fishermen engaged in coastal fisheries.
- Recreation: Offers picturesque views and is a starting point for various recreational water activities.
- Transport Links: Road connections to Tromsø and other parts of the island.
Environmental Considerations:
- Climate: Arctic maritime climate with cold winters and cool, mild summers.
- Wildlife: The region is rich in marine and bird life, which should be considered for environmental and conservation efforts.
Note:
- Development Level: Tromvik is a relatively undeveloped port area primarily serving local needs. For extensive maritime services and logistics, the port of Tromsø is the nearest significant facility.
- Usage Advisory: Best suited for local fishermen, small boats, and recreational purposes.
When planning a visit or any maritime activity in Tromvik, it is essential to check current nautical charts and local navigational updates. Due to its small scale, facilities and services are minimal compared to larger commercial ports. For any commercial operations or larger scale fishing activities, coordination with the Port of Tromsø may be necessary.
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