Port of Kijang (IDKIJ) — Indonesia
Body of water: Natuna Sea
Kijang (UN/LOCODE IDKIJ) is a medium-depth port in Indonesia, on the South Pacific Ocean. Located at 0.8500, 104.6000 in Indonesia, the facility serves the regional maritime network. The port is situated within NAVAREA XI and offers various maritime services. The area is characterized by small tides.
Vessels currently in port: 9.
Vessels currently in port
- CARENS (IMO 9363663)
- CAL 1607 (MMSI 525901499) — 71h in port
- EKA SAMUDRA 105 (MMSI 525100567)
- MMSI 525010012 (MMSI 525010012)
- TB LL SYUKUR (IMO 9922574)
- MMSI 525012141 (MMSI 525012141)
- MMSI 525901445 (MMSI 525901445)
- INDO POWER 18 (MMSI 525601761) — 77h in port
- BOJOMA 2905 (IMO 9867114)
Vessels on approach
- TB LL HELPRIT (IMO 9954670) → KIJANG
Frequently asked questions
How many vessels are currently in the Port of Kijang?
9 vessels are in the port right now, by AIS.
Where is the Port of Kijang located?
The port is located at 0.8500 latitude and 104.6000 longitude. It is situated on the South Pacific Ocean.
What is the UN/LOCODE for this port?
The UN/LOCODE for Kijang is IDKIJ. This code is used for international maritime identification and standardization.
Which NAVAREA covers this port?
The port is located within the coverage of NAVAREA XI. This region is used for the dissemination of maritime safety information.
How deep is the approach to this port?
The approach to the port is classified as medium-depth. This provides sufficient clearance for various types of regional maritime traffic.
Live AIS via Rynda — combined with NGA World Port Index (WPI) port particulars.