Port of Korsør (DKKRR) — Denmark
Body of water: Baltic Sea
Korsør (UN/LOCODE DKKRR) is a shallow port in Denmark, on the Baltic Sea. Located at 55.3333, 11.1333 in Denmark, the site serves as a local maritime node. The port is situated within NAVAREA I and features small tides.
Vessels currently in port: 26.
Vessels currently in port
- CONNECTOR (IMO 9244568) — 325h in port
- EXPLORER (IMO 9196747) — 1249h in port
- GUNNAR SEIDENFADEN (IMO 7924073) — 279h in port
- DANISH WARSHIP P525 (MMSI 220436000) — 173h in port
- AGERSOE 3 (IMO 9649677) — 1249h in port
- DKM WORKER (IMO 8829426) — 34h in port
- NIELS BJOERN (MMSI 219012788)
- 3638 (MMSI 3638)
- NICOLAJ SAJ (MMSI 219022260) — 1249h in port
- DBB ASTERIX (IMO 9878125) — 75h in port
- AARSLEFF JACK VI (MMSI 219013514) — 1211h in port
- GITTE VIG (IMO 8955122) — 107h in port
- MUNIN (MMSI 219031731) — 1249h in port
- BALTSUND (IMO 9136307) — 1090h in port
- ALSIN (MMSI 219002067) — 1035h in port
- BREEZER (MMSI 219029349)
- QUINTA (MMSI 211327450) — 1249h in port
- MELIA (MMSI 219027499)
- KAWATEA (MMSI 219034121) — 1249h in port
- PARNASSUS (MMSI 219031301) — 7h in port
- BRUNNHILDE (MMSI 219028144) — 1249h in port
- PASJO (MMSI 219035504) — 387h in port
- KR78 CAMILLA H (MMSI 219007788) — 707h in port
- SEATECH (MMSI 219015373) — 1249h in port
- MUDDI (MMSI 219022289)
- THOR ANTON (MMSI 219012789)
Frequently asked questions
How many vessels are currently in the Port of Korsør?
26 vessels are in the port right now, by AIS.
Where is the Port of Korsør located?
The port is located at 55.3333, 11.1333. It serves the coastal waters of Denmark.
What is the UN/LOCODE for this port?
The UN/LOCODE for Korsør is DKKRR. This code is used for international maritime identification.
Which NAVAREA covers this port?
This port is covered by NAVAREA I. This region is used for maritime navigational warnings.
How deep is the approach to this port?
The approach to this port is classified as shallow. Vessels should consult local charts for specific navigational requirements.
Live AIS via Rynda — combined with NGA World Port Index (WPI) port particulars.