

HHLA Container Terminal Burchardkai (CTB) in Waltershof, is the cradle of container handling in the Port of Hamburg. In 1968 the first containership tied up there, just as the latest generation of ultra-large containerships do today. CTB with an area of around 1.4 square kilometres is the largest container handling facility in Hamburg. The terminal area is used efficiently with a mix of conventional storage space and automatic container block storage. Hundreds of containers are handled at the intermodal facility, which links the terminal to the European railway network.
HHLA CTB
HHLA Container Terminal Burchardkai GmbH
Waltershofer Damm - Bürogebäude 3
21129 Hamburg
Germany
+49 40 3088 0
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Vessels at the terminal
Calisto | 167.98 m | 08.21.2022 07:00 pm | |
Delphis Gdansk | 177.55 m | At the Terminal | |
Thalassa Patris | 368 m | 08.22.2022 01:00 am | |
Umm Qarn | 368 m | 08.22.2022 03:00 pm | |
Theseus | 369 m | At the Terminal | |
Bernhard Schepers | 151.74 m | At the Terminal | |
Gerda | 168.11 m | At the Terminal | |
HMM Algeciras | 399.9 m | At the Terminal |
No. of quays | 10 |
2850 | |
Max ship length | 400 m |
Max ship width | 56 m |
Max depth | 15.2 m |
Gantry crane | 30 |
Stacking height | 5 No. |
Rails | 8 |
Gantry cranes | 5 |
Track length | 700 m |
Total area | 1400000 sqm |
Warehousing space | 20000 |
Reefer connections | 1600 |