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Quays at the Port of Thyboron

Quays from north to south

There are 6 km of quays, from the oldest quay in the north, to the newer section in the south at the Port of Thyboron. There is thus plenty of quay space for any purpose within each of the four sectors – cargo, offshore, fishing and maritime services.

All quays at the Port of Thyboron

This page has an overview of the many quays available at the Port of Thyboron on the Danish North Sea coast.

Beddingskaj - quay 700, 701

Numerous new fishing for human consumption vessels are built at Beddingkaj, adjacent to the Thyborøn Skibs & Motor A/S shipyard. The quay is also suitable for ship repair and conversion.

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Gåseholmkaj - quay 1012, 1013

Gåseholmkaj is ideal for man overboard exercises with the fishing school, and maritime service on smaller vessels. There are also good working conditions for CTVs, with quayside land for equipment storage and good parking facilities.

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Isværkkaj - quay 703, 706

Isværkkaj is suitable for fishing for human consumption vessels, including transit fishing vessels. It is also ideal for ship repair and maintenance from the nearby Kynde & Toft A/S and Thyborøn Skibs & Motor A/S shipyards.

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Kanal Mole - quay 300, 302, 303, 410, 411, 504, 505

Kanal Mole is suitable for small commercial fishing vessels, CTVs, tugboats and guard ships with its 5 metres of water depth. There is easy access to electricity and options for waste disposal at the quayside.

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Konsumkaj - quay 502

At Konsumkaj, fishermen land their catch directly into the fish auction, which distributes the fresh North Sea fish throughout the EU. There is also easy access at the quay to clean fish boxes for the next voyage, direct from the quayside box washing facility.

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Langholmkaj - quay 1017, 1018, 1019, 1020

Langholmkaj is an ideal cargo terminal for storing goods outdoors and in quayside warehouses, for both indoor and refrigerated storage.

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Limfjordskaj l - quay 2003, 2004

Bulk cargo terminal with a 180-metre quay, designed specifically for the customer for handling sand and gravel, with 100,000 m2 of adjacent land.

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Limfjordskaj ll - quay 2009, 2010

Project quay facilities with ample adjacent land for offshore wind projects. The heavy-lift facilities are suitable for project cargo, with a load capacity of 23 tonnes per square metre.

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Limfjordskaj lll - Quay 2015, 2016

New dedicated terminal with 220 m cargo quay and 170 000 m2 quayside storage area positioned right next to the main road offers a solid potential for efficient cargo handling near the North Sea.

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Midterpier - quay 100 & 203

Historic wooden pier in the innermost part of the port. Quay position 100 is used by yachtsmen.

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Nordre Mole - quay 812, 813

Nordre Mole is ideal as a layover quay for offshore supply vessels. The pier has been renovated and expanded to a width of 10.5 metres, ensuring easy access for maritime services.

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Nordsøkaj - quay 900, 901, 1021, 1022, 1023

Nordsøkaj has been built for maritime services for fishing vessels. The quay can handle heavy lifting, and offers excellent access for maritime services. Numerous maritime service companies are located right beside Nordsøkaj.

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Oliekaj - quay 906, 907

130 metres of new quay designed for oil tankers, offshore supply vessels and industrial fishing vessels, which can also be used to handle bulk cargo. The quay has facilities for ex-pipe bunkering of large vessels, with a capacity to refuel at 1,500 l/min until the vessel is filled.

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Sperlingkaj - quay 803, 804 & 808

The discharging system for the fishmeal factory, with a capacity of 400 tonnes per hour, is located on Sperlingkaj. These first-class quay facilities for industrial fishing vessels began operation in 2020, and have been created through unique collaboration to meet all operational needs.

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Svanholmkaj - quay 1014, 1015, 1016

Svanholmkaj is ideal for repairing and replacing fishing gear such as Danish seine line. The quayside trawl-stretching facility offers good opportunities for inspecting fishing gear.

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Sydhavnskaj - quay 2001, 2002

Sydhavnskaj is the oldest cargo terminal at the Port of Thyboron. The terminal has environmental approval to handle residues from the FMC chemical company. The quay is used for smaller coasters that require less water depth.

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Søndre Mole - quay 800

Søndre Mole is an older quay that was dedicated to liquid bulk cargo (chemicals) in the 1990s. A direct pipeline from Søndre Mole to the FMC ensures simple logistics and safe handling.

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Tankskibskaj - quay 809, 810, 600

Tankskibskaj is a multifunctional quay suitable for mobilising offshore vessels and transit fishing. The quay, located close to the town centre, is also approved for cruise ships.

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Tobiskaj - quay 903, 904, 905

Tobiskaj has a custom-designed system for loading finished products from the TripleNine A/S fishmeal and fish oil factory, and is also used as a layover quay for fishing vessels as needed.

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Tværkaj - quay 702

Quay suitable for maritime services related to the repair and maintenance and new construction of fishing vessels. The Kynde & Toft A/S shipyard is located right beside Tværkaj.

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Tværmole - quay 500, 501, 604

Tværmole has a self-service bunkering system for CTVs and fishing vessels and a layover area for transit fishing vessels and cutters.

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Vinkelpier - quay 200, 201, 301, 409

Vinkelpier is suitable as a layover quay for small commercial boats such as pilot boats and small CTVs.

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Værftkaj - quay 1009, 1010, 1011

Værftkaj quay is located near the slipway and floating dock. It is therefore widely used for maritime services from nearby service companies. In particular, a lot of surface treatment work is done at Værftkaj.

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Yderpier - quay 503 & 400

Yderpier quay extends Konsumkaj and is used by fishing for human consumption vessels. The quay runs behind the fish auction and can therefore also be used to land fish directly at the auction.

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