Port of San Ciprian (ESSCI) — Spain
Body of water: Bay of Biscay
San Ciprian (UN/LOCODE ESSCI) is a deep-water port in Spain, on the Bay of Biscay. Located at 43.7000, -7.4333 in Spain, this facility serves the northern Atlantic coast. The port is situated within NAVAREA II and features deep-water approaches suitable for various maritime operations. Large tides are characteristic of this coastal region.
Vessels currently in port: 16.
Vessels currently in port
- TITLIS (IMO 9352353) — 23h in port
- ECCE HOMO (IMO 9338412) — 12h in port
- PINO MONTERO 3 (IMO 9476446) — 102h in port
- NOTRE DAME CEDEIRA (IMO 8902113) — 207h in port
- ALBELO PRIMERO (MMSI 225360000) — 6h in port
- XEOS (IMO 8810839) — 590h in port
- F/V SAINT-JEAN PPN (IMO 9257785) — 6h in port
- O AGARIMO (IMO 2812419) — 9h in port
- F/V SANAGA (IMO 8676489) — 7h in port
- F/V KERSINY (IMO 7410424)
- CABALEIRO UNO (MMSI 224048840) — 6h in port
- NVO PLAYA DE CARINO (MMSI 225988313)
- AMARA (MMSI 244191111)
- FINNJA (MMSI 211607400) — 124h in port
- F/V BARA AN ARVORIZ (MMSI 228367900) — 3h in port
- MMSI 235004579 (MMSI 235004579)
Frequently asked questions
How many vessels are currently in the Port of San Ciprian?
16 vessels are in the port right now, by AIS.
Where is the Port of San Ciprian located?
The port is situated at 43.7000 latitude and -7.4333 longitude. It is positioned along the northern coast of Spain.
What is the UN/LOCODE for this port?
The UN/LOCODE for San Ciprian is ESSCI. This code is used for international maritime identification and standardization.
Which NAVAREA covers this port?
San Ciprian is located within NAVAREA II. This region covers specific maritime zones for the purpose of navigational warnings.
How deep is the approach to this port?
The approach to San Ciprian is classified as deep-water. This allows for the movement of larger maritime vessels into the port area.
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