UN/LOCODE: NLGRQ📍 Netherlands

Port of Groningen (UN/LOCODE NLGRQ)

Coordinates: 53.2194°N, 6.5665°E
Time Zone: Europe/Amsterdam
UN/LOCODE: NLGRQ
## About the Port The port of Groningen, identified by the UN/LOCODE NLGRQ, is a significant maritime and inland port facility located in the city of Groningen, in the northeastern part of the Netherlands. Situated in the province of Groningen, this port plays a crucial role in the regional and national economy. Geographically, it is positioned at 53.2193835 Latitude and 6.566501799999999 Longitude, operating within the Europe/Amsterdam timezone. ## History The history of the port of Groningen dates back several centuries, evolving from a medieval trade center to a modern, multifunctional port. Its strategic location near the German border and access to the Eems River facilitated early trade and economic growth. Over the years, Groningen has adapted to changing economic and maritime conditions, transforming into a versatile port that accommodates a wide range of cargo and vessels. ## Infrastructure & Facilities The port of Groningen boasts comprehensive infrastructure and facilities to support its diverse maritime and logistics activities. It features: - **Berths and Quays**: A variety of berths and quays suitable for different types of vessels, including inland waterway vessels, coasters, and larger seagoing ships. - **Warehousing and Storage**: Ample warehousing

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UN/LOCODE

NLGRQ

Country

Netherlands

Province / Region

Groningen

Latitude

53.219383

Longitude

6.566502

Timezone

Europe/Amsterdam

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the UN/LOCODE for Port of Groningen?

The official UN/LOCODE for Port of Groningen is NLGRQ.

Where is Port of Groningen located?

The Port of Groningen is located in Netherlands, Groningen. Its coordinates are 53.2194°N, 6.5665°E.

What time zone is Port of Groningen in?

Port of Groningen operates in the Europe/Amsterdam time zone.

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