Introduction to Asian Gypsy Moth
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Posted:
25 January 2018
Updated: 26 June 2018
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Anchorage
Gustavsberg Bay in depths from 40 m, bottom mud, and other places in
Byfjorden, N and S of the fairway. Anchoring is prohibited in the vicinity of
the numerous submarine cables and pipelines in the approaching channels.
Ice
Uddevalla harbour is kept open around the year.
Harbour
Up river Loevaaskajen has 1 berth with 7.4 m draft alongside.
Bavekajen has 180 m quayage with depth of 7 (23') m.
Badoekajen has a quay length of 430 m with 6.0-9.35 m (19.6'-30') alongside. Max LOA is 190 m.
Bavekajen has 180 m quayage with depth of 7 (23') m.
Badoekajen has a quay length of 430 m with 6.0-9.35 m (19.6'-30') alongside. Max LOA is 190 m.
Skeppsholmen has on the S side a ro/ro berth with dolphins and ramp. Depth 7.4 m
(23').
Sorvik has depth alongside of 9.0 - 11 m and a length of 250 m.
Froland Quay on the northern bank of the fjord, about 1 nm after passing Sunningen lights. There is one ro/ro berth with a depth of 8 m and three berths with a total length of 225 m and a depth of 12.0 m. The quay is mainly used for stone. Fresh water and electricity available from shore.
On the N side Skeppsholmskajen of 340 m length has 10.7 m to 11.2 m alongside.
Caution
Hazardous cargoes to be notified in advance and permission to be granted by Harbour Master before entering port.
Bridges: Minimum vertical clearances under Royal Albert Bridge and Tamar Bridge, at the N end of Hamoaze, at Saltash (50°24.5'N 004°12.5'W) are 30m and 35m, respectively.
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Situation
Plymouth is located on the S Devon coast.
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