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Copenhagen (DKCPH)

πŸ“ 55.7000 N, 12.6333 E πŸ• GMT +1 🌍 Denmark

Max Length339.8 m
Max Beam45 m
Max Draftβ€”
Max DWT115,756 T
Density1005
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πŸ“‹ Port Overview

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Copenhagen has merged with the port of Malmo to create Copenhagen Malmo Port (CMP). The port handles a wide variety of cargoes and comprises 3 sections; The North Harbour, The Inner Harbour and The Provestenen Harbour. Copenhagen's Free Port is located in the North Harbour. The port extends to 1,108ha with a land area of 413ha and a total quayage length of 39,651m. A new cruise vessel quay has been built with three permanent terminal buildings. Tourism is a major source of income with a continuing increase in the amount of visiting cruise liners. Copenhagen harbour covers an extensive area which pleasantly combines residential areas with waterside activities. There are three main areas where cruise vessels dock: Langelinie Pier, the Freeport Piers of Nordhavn and the DFDS Cruise Terminal.

🚒 Cargo Capabilities

ContainerLiquidDry BulkBreakbulkMultipurposePassengerRoroGasLpg

Load line zone

Summer Zone for ships over 100m in length and Winter Zone for ships of 100m or less in length. Winter Nov 1 to Mar 31, Summer Apr 1 to Oct 30.

Location

Copenhagen is located on the E coast of Sjaelland and the harbour is formed by a branch of the Sound that runs between the islands of Amager and Sjaelland.

Max size

LOA 339.8m, beam 45m, 115,756DWT.

Traffic figures

Combined total for Copenhagen and Malmo: Approximate 12,500,000t of cargo, 150,000TEU, 4,700 vessels and 1,700,000 passengers are handled annually.

πŸ”§ Facilities

Bunkering βœ“Fresh Water βœ“Repairs βœ“24/7 βœ—

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