Port of Douglas (IMDGS) — Isle of Man
Body of water: Northeast Atlantic
Douglas (UN/LOCODE IMDGS) is a shallow port in Isle of Man, on the Northeast Atlantic. Located at 54.1500, -4.4667 in the Isle of Man, the port serves as a central maritime hub for the region. It operates within NAVAREA I and features large tides.
Vessels currently in port: 3.
Vessels currently in port
- ARROW (IMO 9119414) — 20h in port
- MANANNAN (MMSI 235070199) — 6h in port
- SILVER LINING (MMSI 235054612) — 343h in port
Vessels on approach
- DELTA VANGUARD (IMO 9388649) → JOE DOUGLAS
- DELTA TITAN (IMO 9388637) → JOE DOUGLAS
- DAR MLODZIEZY (IMO 7821075) → DOUGLAS
Frequently asked questions
How many vessels are currently in the Port of Douglas?
3 vessels are in the port right now, by AIS.
Where is the Port of Douglas located?
The port is located at 54.1500, -4.4667. It serves as a key maritime point for the Isle of Man.
What is the UN/LOCODE for this port?
The UN/LOCODE for Douglas is IMDGS. This code is used for international maritime identification and documentation.
Which NAVAREA covers this port?
The port is covered by NAVAREA I. This region encompasses the maritime safety and communication protocols for this area.
How deep is the approach to this port?
The approach to the port is classified as shallow. Vessels should consult local navigational charts for specific requirements.
Live AIS via Rynda — combined with NGA World Port Index (WPI) port particulars.