Port of Dutch Harbor (USDUT) — United States
Body of water: Bering Sea
Dutch Harbor (UN/LOCODE DUT) is a medium-depth port in United States, on the North Pacific Ocean. The port is located at 53.9000, -166.5333 within the United States. It falls under NAVAREA XII and provides various maritime services for vessels navigating the North Pacific region. The area is characterized by small tides.
Vessels currently in port: 4.
Vessels currently in port
- MMSI 366899490 (MMSI 366899490) — 302h in port
- MMSI 366899520 (MMSI 366899520) — 33h in port
- MMSI 367132160 (MMSI 367132160)
- MMSI 353079000 (MMSI 353079000) — 919h in port
Vessels on approach
- CMA CGM TARPON (IMO 9331012) → DUTCH HARBOR
- ALASKAN LEADER (IMO 8845767) → DUTCH HARBOR
Frequently asked questions
Where is the Port of Dutch Harbor located?
The port is located at 53.9000, -166.5333 in the United States. It sits within the North Pacific Ocean region.
What is the UN/LOCODE for this port?
The UN/LOCODE for Dutch Harbor is DUT. This code is used for international maritime identification.
Which NAVAREA covers this port?
Dutch Harbor is located within NAVAREA XII. This region covers specific maritime navigational safety zones.
What services are available at this port?
The port offers several categories of maritime services to support vessel operations. Availability of specific services may vary based on local conditions.
How deep is the approach to this port?
The approach to Dutch Harbor is classified as medium-depth. This provides suitable access for a variety of vessel types.
Live AIS via Rynda — combined with NGA World Port Index (WPI) port particulars.