HELSINGOR

The port nature of HELSINGOR is a strait port. Longitude and latitude: 56 ° 02 ′ N, 012 ° 36 ′ E HELSINGOR is located at the northeast corner of SJALLAND Island in Denmark (full name: THE KINGDOM OF DENMARK), on the west side of the ORE Strait, facing Helsingborg in southern Sweden across the strait, about 3n miles away, with a railway tunnel accessible. It is a coal import port in eastern Denmark. HELSINGOR Port has a temperate maritime climate with prevailing southwest winds. The highest annual average temperature is around 25 ℃ in July, and the lowest is around -3 ℃ in January. The average annual rainfall is about 600-800mm. The tidal range is very small. The HELSINGOR port area covers an area of approximately 70000 m ∧<2>, with a main dock berth shoreline of about 1500 m and a maximum water depth of 8 m. Among them, the shoreline of the Elsino Shipyard dock is 480 m long, with a coastal water depth of 6-7.9 m. The maximum length of the ship that has ever arrived at the port is 137 m, with a draft of 7.7 m. The loading and unloading equipment includes various shore cranes, with a maximum lifting capacity of 80 tons. There are also large coal yards and warehouses on the dock. The anchorage of the port is wide and safe. In addition to coal, the main imported goods include cotton, salt, wool, fertilizers, wood, etc. The export goods mainly include ships, beer, and rubber shoes. During holidays, such as If overtime is required, an application must be submitted the day before, and after approval, homework can be arranged.