YLISKYLA

• Latitude: 60.182
• Longitude: 25.0448
• Baltic Sea
• Marina in Finland

Location: Helsinki Uusimaa 00840 Finland

Yliskylä, which may sometimes be referred to as an area within greater Helsinki or the capital region, lacks an officially recognized marine port by that specific name. However, if you are focusing on marine or logistical points of interest around Helsinki or the southern coast of Finland, here are some details related to prominent ports:

Helsinki Port Overview:

Helsinki, the capital city of Finland, boasts one of the largest and busiest ports in Finland, comprising several main terminals and specialized facilities. Here's a breakdown of the infrastructure:

Key Terminals:

1. South Harbour (Eteläsatama):

   • Location: Central Helsinki
   • Services: International passenger and ferry services, such as routes to Tallinn and Stockholm.
   • Facilities: Terminals for international ferries, cruise ship docks, warehouses, and logistics services.

2. West Harbour (Länsisatama):

   • Location: Western edge of downtown Helsinki
   • Services: RoRo (Roll-on/Roll-off) cargo, passenger ferries to Estonia (Tallinn), cruise operations.
   • Facilities: Modern passenger terminals, extensive parking, and cargo handling setups.

3. Vuosaari Harbour:

   • Location: East of central Helsinki in the Vuosaari district
   • Services: Primary cargo port handling container traffic, bulk goods, and vehicle imports.
   • Facilities: Container terminals, logistics zones, advanced warehousing, and rail connections.

Specifications:

• Draught: Varies by terminal but generally accommodates large commercial vessels and cruise ships. Specific draught capacities need to be verified for exact terminal requirements.
• Berth Lengths: Multiple berths and docking positions, with lengths ranging to accommodate vessels of various sizes from small cargo ships to large cruise liners.
• Cargo Capacity: High throughput for both containerized and bulk cargo, extensive storage options, and transshipment capabilities.
• Passenger Traffic: Helsinki’s port handles millions of passengers annually, especially due to its strategic location and robust ferry connections to neighboring Baltic Sea countries.

Navigation and Approach:

• Coordinates: Approximately 60.1708° N latitude, 24.9375° E longitude for central Helsinki.
• Approach Channels: Well-marked with navigational aids suited for safe passage into the harbour with provisions for pilot services.

Connectivity:

• Rail Links: Extensive rail connections facilitating inland transportation and distribution.
• Road Links: Highways linking the port to major cities across Finland.
• Air Links: Helsinki Vantaa Airport, providing cargo and passenger air traffic services, interconnected with road and rail infrastructure.

For the most accurate and specific details, direct consultation with the Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency or the Port of Helsinki's official resources is advised. Make sure to verify any exact figures or customized requirements that pertain to your specific logistics or operational needs.