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Sakaisenboku
Sakaisenboku is a medium coastal harbour behind a breakwater on the Sea of Japan, in Japan. Its UN/LOCODE is JPSBK. Pilotage is compulsory, tugs are available and it is a first port of entry. Sakaisenboku offers fuel oil and diesel, fresh water and a medium dry dock. Vessel Hunter tracks its live arrivals and the vessels heading its way.
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Port calls and time in port
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Services and supplies
What Sakaisenboku offers a visiting ship, as the port index records it. Lines the index does not state are left out.
Supplies
- Fuel oil
- Yes
- Diesel
- Yes
- Fresh water
- Yes
Repair
- Ship repairs
- Limited
- Dry dock
- Medium
- Slipway
- Small
Harbour
- Pilotage
- Compulsory
- Tugs
- Yes
- Stevedores
- Yes
Waste and health
- Dirty ballast reception
- Yes
- Medical facilities
- Yes
Approach and berths
Shelter, entrance, clearance and cargo berths at Sakaisenboku, as the nautical port index records them. Depths are not shown: the index gives them as broad bands for one point in the port, too coarse to plan a call on.
Approach
- Shelter
- Good
- Entrance restrictions
- Tide
- Pilotage available
- Yes
- Pilotage advisable
- Yes
- Tug assistance
- Yes
- ETA message required
- Yes
- Overhead limits
- Yes
Entry
- First port of entry
- Yes
- Free pratique
- Yes
Cargo and berths
- Wharves
- Yes
- Anchorage
- No
- Fixed cranes
- Yes
Connections
- Airport nearby
- Yes
- Rail connection
- Yes
Questions about Sakaisenboku
What is the UN/LOCODE of Sakaisenboku?
The UN/LOCODE of Sakaisenboku is JPSBK.
Is pilotage compulsory in Sakaisenboku?
Yes. The nautical port index lists pilotage in Sakaisenboku as compulsory.
Can ships take bunkers in Sakaisenboku?
Yes. Sakaisenboku offers fuel oil and diesel, according to the nautical port index.
Does Sakaisenboku have a dry dock?
Yes. Sakaisenboku has a medium dry dock and limited ship repairs.
Is Sakaisenboku a first port of entry?
Yes. Ships arriving from abroad can clear in at Sakaisenboku.
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