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Liege (BELGG)

πŸ“ 50.6666 N, 5.6333 E πŸ• GMT +1 🌍 Belgium

Max Length197 m
Max Beam13.5 m
Max Draft3.4 m
Max DWT4,003 T
Density1000
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πŸ“‹ Port Overview

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Liege is an inland port covering 382ha of land and comprises of 33 sub-ports along 27km of the Meuse and Albert Canal. The 33 port areas are managed and under the umbrella of Liege Port Authority which are given to private companies that are responsible for handling port operations. A vast number of cargoes are handled along the Meuse and Albert Canal including: containerised cargo, dry bulk, breakbulk, liquid and steel products. Liege is supported with transportation links for transhipment to inland Europe including the E25 highway and several rail links. As of 2024, developments are being made at Liege Trilogiport to cater for a larger number of containerised cargo. The concept for the area is to include an improved trimodal container terminal (15ha), logistics area supported with covered storage (41.7ha), port land (22ha), tertiary service area (1.8ha) and environmental integration zone (25ha).

🚒 Cargo Capabilities

ContainerLiquidDry BulkBreakbulkPassengerRoro

Load line zone

North Atlantic Winter Seasonal Zone II, Winter Nov 1 to Mar 31, Summer Apr 1 to Oct 31.

Location

Liege is the largest inland port in Belgium, situated approx 120nm inland of the North Sea from Antwerp, at the end of the Albert Canal.

Max size

Max LOA 110m, beam 13.50m, draught 3.4m and 4,003DWT.

Traffic figures

Approx 12,000,000t of cargo, 83,000TEU, 8,000 vessels and 700,000t of coal handled annually.

πŸ”§ Facilities

Fresh Water βœ“Repairs βœ“24/7 βœ—Fumigation βœ“Crew Change βœ“Visitors βœ“

πŸ—οΈ Crane Capacity (TONS)

50 – 99

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