UN/LOCODE: DELEE📍 Germany

Port of Leer (UN/LOCODE DELEE)

Coordinates: 53.2357°N, 7.4679°E
Time Zone: Europe/Berlin
UN/LOCODE: DELEE
## About the Port The Port of Leer, with the UN/LOCODE DELEE, is a significant maritime facility located in Leer, Niedersachsen, Germany. Situated at the coordinates 53.235657 Latitude and 7.4679018 Longitude, the port operates within the Europe/Berlin timezone. As a crucial part of Germany's maritime infrastructure, the Port of Leer plays a vital role in the country's trade and economic activities. ## History The history of the Port of Leer dates back to the early 17th century when Leer was first recognized as a trading town. The port's strategic location on the Leda River made it an attractive spot for trade and commerce. Over the centuries, the port has undergone significant developments and expansions to accommodate growing trade demands. Today, it stands as a modern and efficient maritime facility, serving as a gateway for goods and commodities. ## Infrastructure & Facilities The Port of Leer boasts a well-developed infrastructure, equipped with modern facilities to handle a wide range of cargo. The port features: * A total of 4 berths with a maximum draught of 3.5 meters * A quay length of approximately 1,200 meters * A storage area of around 100,000 square meters * Facilities

Port Intelligence

UN/LOCODE

DELEE

Country

Germany

Province / Region

Niedersachsen

Latitude

53.235657

Longitude

7.467902

Timezone

Europe/Berlin

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the UN/LOCODE for Port of Leer?

The official UN/LOCODE for Port of Leer is DELEE.

Where is Port of Leer located?

The Port of Leer is located in Germany, Niedersachsen. Its coordinates are 53.2357°N, 7.4679°E.

What time zone is Port of Leer in?

Port of Leer operates in the Europe/Berlin time zone.

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