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Port of Kotka, Finland
 

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Longitude 26° 56' 48" E
Latitude 60° 27' 40" N
UN/LOCODE FIKTK
Web www.portofkotka.fi
Address Merituulentie 424, 48310 Kotka, Finland.
Tel. +358 207908800
E-mail office@portofkotka.fi
   

The Port of Kotka has traditionally been the foremost export port in Finland. Today, it is much more. It has evolved into a full-service logistics hub, specialized in serving the global logistics needs of Finnish and Russian foreign trade.

In recent years, the supply of value-added logistics services has been in focus at the Port of Kotka. There are at present almost 100 enterprises engaged in port-related operations working in conjunction with the Port of Kotka. More and more of these companies are concentrating on value-added logistics services. This is why the Port of Kotka has become a forerunner in the area of the Baltic Sea, attracting visitors from all parts of the world.

In addition to the Container, Bulk and Liquid Terminals, Mussalo offers a large logistics area where various logistics and forwarding companies complement the services of the port itself.

The Mussalo port and logistics area currently encompasses 500 hectares. There is a total of 275,000 square meters of heated and unheated warehouses for the containerization, handling and intermediate storage of export and transit goods. Many of the warehouses in the area have a direct rail connection.

TERMINALS

Termunal

Quays

Berths

Draught

Cranes/
Lifting capacity

Berths

CITY TERMINAL
962 m
8
7.7 m - 10.0m
1 crane 60 t
 LoLo, RoRo

V , V2, V3, V4, VP
l1, l2, l3

HIETANEN
1081 m
6
7.9 - 10.0m
1 crane 40 t
 RoRo

H1, H2, H3, H4, H5, H6

HIETANEN SOUTH
360 m
3
8.5 m
Bulk

T1,T2,T3,T4

MUSSALO HARBOUR AREA

Liquid Terminal

Bulk Terminal

Container Terminal

N1, N2

A1, A2, A3, A4

B0, B1, B2, B3, C0, C1, C2, C3, C4, C5

Liquid Terminal
2
10.0 - 13.5 m
   N1, N2

Bulk Terminal
600 m
4
13.5 - 15.3 m
 3 cranes 40 t A1, A2, A3, A4

Container Terminal
1792 m
10
10.0 m - 12.0 m
 7 container cranes
30 - 40 t  
1 mobilecrane
B0, B1, B2, B3, B4, B5

C0, C1, C2, C3,C4, C5
 

SUNILA QUAY
400 m
4
6.0 m - 7.9 m
   Bulk, Sunila Oy
S1, S2, S3, S4

HALLAN
210 m
4
7,3 m
 2 cranes 8 t HALLA
Lo-Lo
UPM-Kymmene
U1, U2

PRIVATE QUAYS

SUNILA, Sunila Oy
400 m
4
6.0 m - 7.9 m
   S1, S2,S3,S4

MUSSALO, Pohjolan Voima Oy
200 m + oil quay
2
8.0 m - 9.0 m
   Bulk, Mussalon Voima
M1, M2



PORT DUES

PORT DUES ON GOODS (EUR/ton)
All goods carried through the Port with no specifically mentioned unit price 2,32
Liquid bulk carried in tanker vessels, other products of the chemical industry 1,83
Oilproducts, methanol (CN 29.05.11.00) 1,24
Paper, paperproducts, cardboard 1,33
Wood pulp and building boards 1,30
Dry bulk (except scrap metal) 1,08
Wood 0,50 / m3
Stuffed containers, trucks and trailers, irrespective of the weight of unit 44,85 EUR/each
Boats 0 - 5000 kg

Boats 5000 - 20000 kg

Boats over 20000 kg		 71,75 EUR/each

143,50 EUR/each

215,25 EUR/each
If a boat is stored within the Port area for more than 30 days, the unit price is charged doubled at intervals of 30 days.
 
Cars (CN 87.03)

Other vehicles (not work machinery) - 5000 kg

Other vehicles (not work machinery) over 5000 kg 		5,40 EUR/each

10,80
EUR/each

13,64
EUR/each
The minimum charge is 12,00, EUR

PORT DUES ON VESSELS

CARGO VESSELS
Cargo vessels are charged for each unit of net tonnage 0,53
However, the minimum charge is 220,00

PASSENGER VESSELS
Passenger vessels taking on or discharging passengers are charged as stipulated in item 1.  
Passenger vessels operating according to a public timetable, chiefly carrying passengers and maintaining regular traffic for at least three months are granted a 40 per cent reduction on the port dues on vessels.

However, the minimum charge is





133,00
Passenger vessels engaged in cruise traffic and calling at the Port without taking on or leaving passengers are granted a 50 per cent reduction on the port dues on vessels if the vessel is moored to a quay, and a 75 per cent reduction if it anchors in the roadstead.

However, the minimum charge is




220,00

OTHER VESSELS
The following port dues on vessels based on the maximum length are collected from vessels other than cargo or passenger vessels occasionally calling at the Port area:

less than 15 m long,
15 - 30 m long,
More than 30 m long,




60,00
120,00
180,00

VESSELS BUILT OR REPAIRED AT A SHIPYARD
The port dues on vessels are agreed separately in each individual case.
 

CALLS FOR MAINTENANCE ETC.
Vessels calling at the Port for maintenance or to change crew without taking on or leaving any cargo are charged 40 per cent of the port dues specified under item 1.

However, the minimum charge is



100,00
 

With courtesy of www.portofkotka.fi