Port of Palermo (ITPMO) — Italy
Body of water: Mediterranean Sea
Palermo (UN/LOCODE ITPMO) is a deep-water port in Italy, on the Mediterranean Sea. Located at 38.1190, 13.3800 in Italy, the port serves as a significant maritime hub in the central Mediterranean. It operates within NAVAREA III and features a deep-water approach with small tides. No vessels are currently observed in port.
Vessels currently in port: 4.
Vessels currently in port
- MMSI 247162580 (MMSI 247162580) — 1011h in port
- MMSI 247162590 (MMSI 247162590) — 1331h in port
- MMSI 247161880 (MMSI 247161880) — 1219h in port
- MMSI 256192000 (MMSI 256192000)
Vessels on approach
- CAROLINE RUSS (IMO 9197533) → ITPMO
- DANTE A (IMO 9361029) → ITPMO
- SCHILLIG (IMO 9505405) → ITPMO
Frequently asked questions
Where is the Port of Palermo located?
The port is located at 38.1190 latitude and 13.3800 longitude. It is situated on the coast of Italy along the Mediterranean Sea.
What is the UN/LOCODE for this port?
The UN/LOCODE for Palermo is ITPMO. This code is used for international maritime identification and documentation.
Which NAVAREA covers this port?
Palermo is located within the coverage area of NAVAREA III. This region is used for maritime safety and navigational warnings in the Mediterranean.
What services are available at this port?
The port offers a range of maritime services including pilotage, tug assistance, and bunkering. It also provides anchorage areas for vessels in the vicinity.
How deep is the approach to this port?
The port features a deep-water approach. This allows for the movement of various vessel classes within the port zone.
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