Norrkoping Port

Norrkoping Port, located in the vibrant city of Norrkoping, Sweden, serves as a vital maritime gateway for trade, transportation, and industrial activities in the region. Positioned along the picturesque shores of the Baltic Sea, at coordinates 58º 35' 38'' N and 16º 11' 45'' E, this medium-sized seaport offers strategic access for various shipping needs. The port is operated by Norrkopings Hamn Och Stuveri AB and has a rich history that reflects the industrial heritage of the city. It primarily handles a diverse range of cargo including timber, containerized goods, and bulk materials, facilitating both local and international trade. With a well-developed infrastructure, Norrkoping Port features modern terminals capable of accommodating large vessels, ensuring efficient operations for cargo handling. The channel depth ranges between 3.4 to 4.6 meters, making it suitable for various vessel sizes, while the cargo pier provides additional depth for loading and unloading activities. The port enjoys a strong growth trajectory as it aligns with Sweden’s sustainable transport goals. This is evident in ongoing initiatives aimed at promoting environmentally friendly practices in shipping and logistics. Norrkoping Port is a hub not only for freight services but also for passenger ferries, enhancing regional connectivity and tourism opportunities. Dedicated to progressive improvements, the port is committed to maintaining high safety and operational standards, making it a key player in Sweden’s transportation infrastructure. As Norrkoping Port continues to evolve, it aims to strengthen its role in global and regional markets while ensuring the resilience and sustainability of maritime transport.