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FAQ about NETHERLANDS GOVT RWS NOORDZEE company
What is NETHERLANDS GOVT RWS NOORDZEE?
NETHERLANDS GOVT RWS NOORDZEE is ISM Manager, Registered owner and Commercial manager and based in Netherlands.
How many vessels does NETHERLANDS GOVT RWS NOORDZEE manage?
The NETHERLANDS GOVT RWS NOORDZEE manages a fleet of 22 vessels.
What is the total deadweight tonnage (DWT) of the NETHERLANDS GOVT RWS NOORDZEE's fleet?
The total DWT of the NETHERLANDS GOVT RWS NOORDZEE's fleet is 4,914 metric tons.
What types of vessels are in the NETHERLANDS GOVT RWS NOORDZEE's fleet?
The fleet includes Offshore (54.55%), Special Craft (22.73%), Fishing (13.64%) and Tugs & Harbor Craft (9.09%).
What is the age distribution NETHERLANDS GOVT RWS NOORDZEE's fleet?
The vessels are distributed by age as follows: 16-25 years (18.18%), 25+ years (68.18%) and 6-15 years (13.64%).
Where is NETHERLANDS GOVT RWS NOORDZEE located?
Address: Lange Kleiweg 34, 2288 GK, Rijswijk ZH, Netherlands. Website: https://www.rijkswaterstaat.nl
Is NETHERLANDS GOVT RWS NOORDZEE sanctioned or risky?
NETHERLANDS GOVT RWS NOORDZEE is currently not flagged as risky. For detailed analysis please log into MagicPort’s Maritime Intelligence.
In how many regions does the NETHERLANDS GOVT RWS NOORDZEE operate?
List of top visited ports of NETHERLANDS GOVT RWS NOORDZEE:
- ANTWERP port (BEANR)
- LAUWE port (BELAW)
- ZEEBRUGGE port (BEZEE)
- KOLE TERMINAL port (CMKOL)
- MOUDI TERMINAL port (CMMOU)
- BENSERSIEL port (DEBEN)
- CUXHAVEN port (DECUX)
- LEER port (DELEE)
- ESBJERG port (DKEBJ)
- BREST port (FRBES)
- ABERDEEN port (GBABD)
- BURY port (GBBUY)
- GREAT YARMOUTH port (GBGTY)
- LEITH port (GBLEI)
- SUNDERLAND port (GBSUN)
- MALABO port (GQSSG)
- BANTRY port (IEBYT)
- GALWAY port (IEGWY)
- CORK port (IEORK)
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