UN/LOCODE: NOHAU📍 Norway

Port of Haugesund (UN/LOCODE NOHAU)

Coordinates: 59.4000°N, 5.2500°E
Time Zone: Europe/Oslo
UN/LOCODE: NOHAU
## About the Port The port of Haugesund, with the UN/LOCODE NOHAU, is a significant maritime hub located in the Rogaland province of Norway. Situated at the coordinates 59.4 Latitude and 5.25 Longitude, Haugesund serves as a crucial gateway for both domestic and international maritime trade. The port operates within the Europe/Oslo timezone, aligning with the country's standard timekeeping for synchronized global interactions. ## History Haugesund's history as a port city dates back to the late 19th century, when it began to emerge as an important center for the Norwegian shipping industry. The city's strategic location on the North Sea coast made it an ideal hub for trade and commerce. Over the years, Haugesund has evolved to accommodate larger vessels and increased trade volumes, solidifying its position as a key player in Norway's maritime sector. For more detailed historical information, readers can refer to the Norwegian Encyclopedia. ## Infrastructure & Facilities The port of Haugesund boasts modern infrastructure and facilities designed to handle a wide range of cargo types efficiently. The port area encompasses several terminals, including those for bulk cargo, general cargo, and offshore supply operations. Its

Port Intelligence

UN/LOCODE

NOHAU

Country

Norway

Province / Region

Rogaland

Latitude

59.400000

Longitude

5.250000

Timezone

Europe/Oslo

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the UN/LOCODE for Port of Haugesund?

The official UN/LOCODE for Port of Haugesund is NOHAU.

Where is Port of Haugesund located?

The Port of Haugesund is located in Norway, Rogaland. Its coordinates are 59.4000°N, 5.2500°E.

What time zone is Port of Haugesund in?

Port of Haugesund operates in the Europe/Oslo time zone.

🌊 Live Marine Conditions

Wave Height0.56 m
Wave Direction312°
Swell Height0.32 m
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