Hansaport specializes in handling iron ore and coal. Up to 15 million metric tons are discharged yearly in Germany’s largest seaport terminal. Three berths with a quayside depth of 15.6 metres are available for seagoing ships. Two others serve barges. Up to 100,000 tons can be discharged in one day.
Hansaport Hafen
| Cargo | Berths | Port facility | Length of quay | Max. depth | Terminal area | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ore, coal, grap cargo | 4 |
|
760m | 15.1m | 350.000 sqm open storage area |
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Vessels at the Terminal
| Name | Length | |
|---|---|---|
| Cape Agnes |
 |
291.90 m |
| Orient Cavalier |
 |
255.28 m |
| Sparrow |
 |
190.00 m |
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