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Hargshamn (SEHAN)

📍 60.1666 N, 18.4833 E 🕐 GMT +1 🌍 Sweden

Max Length193 m
Max Beam30 m
Max Draft12.5 m
Max DWT34,730 T
Density1003
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📋 Port Overview

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The Port of Hargshamn, steeped in history since the 1600s, has long been a significant hub for maritime trade in Sweden. Originally established for the exportation of bar iron from the nearby Dannemora mines, the port played a crucial role in the iron ore industry until the mines were closed in 1992. After a brief reopening in 2012, the mines faced another closure in 2015 due to bankruptcy, marking a significant shift in the port's operational focus. In its current capacity, Hargshamn primarily handles dry and bulk cargo. The port’s diverse cargo offerings include scrap metal, grain, wood chips, bark, pellets, fuel wood, baled waste, house modules, pumice, and various construction materials such as sheet piling and girders. A notable feature of the port is its Ro-Ro berth, which is equipped with four fixed railway tracks, facilitating efficient transport and logistics. To ensure year-round accessibility, the port is maintained through the winter months by an icebreaker, operating from early January until late March or early April, depending on ice conditions. Additionally, Hargshamn is recognised for having the largest storage capacity for wood pellets in Sweden, positioning it as a leader in the renewable energy sector.

🚢 Cargo Capabilities

ContainerDry BulkBreakbulkRoro

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 31.

Location

Hargshamn is located in the archipelago of Oregrund, approx 70nm N of Stockholm and approx 54nm S of Gavle, Sweden.

Max size

Max LOA 193m, beam 30m, draught 12.5m and 34,730DWT.

Traffic figures

Approx 622,000t of cargo and 75,000t of grain handled annually.

🔧 Facilities

Fresh Water ✓Repairs ✗

🏗️ Crane Capacity (TONS)

Up to 2425 – 4950 – 99100 – 149

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