KOLOBRZEG

Ko ł obrzeg (Polish: Ko ł obrzeg); German: Kolberg, Kolberg; Cholbergensis is a city in northwestern Poland, located on the Baltic Sea. It is the county seat of Kobobzeg County in Western Pomerania Province and has a population of 47000 (2014). Before World War II, it belonged to Germany, and 80% of cities were destroyed during the war. After the war, it was transferred to Poland and all Germans were expelled. From 1950 to 1998, it belonged to Kosharin Province, and now it belongs to Western Pomerania Province. Kowobuzhege is a port city, as well as a cultural and leisure center and a health resort. There is a hot spring park by the seaside. When using the standard of East Zone 1. The maximum draft is 4.6 meters. The load density of water is 1006. The tidal range can be ignored. The prevailing wind direction shifts from southwest to northeast. Compulsory navigation, communication using radio very high frequency channels 10, 11, 12, 14, and 16. Special port regulations. Working hours are 7:00-22:00. There are no entry restrictions. Port service facilities: ship repair, small boats, refueling, medical care, fresh water, supply and repatriation, no dry dock, towing and sewage discharge. The nearest railway station is Kovoroshjekdo Station, and the nearest airport is Koszalin, about 1.5 hours away from the port by car. Grocery/Bulk Ship Berth: WEGLOWE berth, 250 meters long with a draft of 5-6.5 meters. The ZBOZOWE berth is 200 meters long and has a draft of 5-6.5 meters. The SLNPSKIE berth is 125 meters long and has a draft of 5-6.5 meters. The KOSZALINSKIE berth is 145 meters long with a draft of 5-6.5 meters, and the roll on/roll off ship berth is 67 meters long with a draft of 5-6.5 meters.