Port:
Steinkjer
Industrial and agricultural port
The port of Steinkjer is connected to both the European Route 6 and the railway with the southbound line to Oslo and the northbound line to Mo i Rana. Large industrial actors have their production near the port and bulk cargo and general cargo for agriculture and the wood industry make up the freight volumes above the quay.
Steinkjer
| Mon. - Fri. | a.m. 07:30 - p.m.15:00 |
| Port security | Tel: 74 07 54 00 |
Weather
5°C
1.7m/s
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Tide
Filtrering
- Marina
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- Quays
- Call
- Call request
Quays in Steinkjer port
| Quay-ID | Quay name/Place | Length | Depth | ISPS | Water | Crane |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Southside Quay | 330,0 | 7,0 | NOSTE-0001 | ||
| 02 | Boga Quay | 65,0 | 6,0 | NOSTE-0003 | ||
| 03 | Tank Quay | 15,0 | 7,0 | NOSTE-0003 |
Call tables
| Nr | Name | Arrival | Departure | Quay | Length | Gross tons |
|---|
Call request
Request for allocation of berth space
Requests for berths are directed to the Port of Trondheim Verdal on tel: 74 07 54 00
Vessels of 300 gross tons or more
All vessels of 300 gross tonnes or more must in addition report at the port of call via the Norwegian Coastal Administration’s port of call Safe Seanet. This includes fishing vessels, recreational vessels and historic vessels of 300 GT or more
For further information on port dues, quay and goods compensation, see port regulations.
Arrivals must be reported no later than 24 hours before ETA.