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Baltiysk

RUBLTRussia54°40.7′N 019°54.0′EUpdated Jun 2016Open in the Ports tool

PILOTPilot boards at Baltiysk pilot boarding.
KEY DATAUTC+2 · IALA A
INSPECTIONSTokyo MOU port.

Pilot

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Blue: Baltiysk. Magenta: where the pilot boards (numbered as the list). Drawn by NaviBoss for planning, not for navigation.
  1. Baltiysk pilot boarding Pilot boards54°39.7′N 019°50.0′E

Key data

LOCAL TIMEUTC+2No summer time.worked out from the port's time zone
IALA REGIONARed to port when entering.from the country

Inspections

Port State Control here: Tokyo MOU.

Running now: the Paris and Tokyo MOU concentrated inspection campaign on cargo securing, 1 September to 30 November 2026. Its questions are published: the questionnaire.

ISPS

ISPS Designated Authority: Ministry of Transport of the Russian Federation.

Position: Head of Maritime Security Service.

Address: 3/6, Petrovka Str, Moscow 125993, Russia.

Tel: +7 495 221 7130.

Fax: +7 495 200 1003.

E-mail: [email protected]

Website: http://www.msecurity.ru

For further ISPS information see IMO website http://www.imo.org

About Baltiysk

updated Jun 2016

The port

Richmond (Fraser Wharves) is a Sub-Port of Vancouver (Canada).

Questions about Baltiysk

Where does the pilot board at Baltiysk?

The pilot boards at Baltiysk pilot boarding, 54°39.7′N 019°50.0′E.

What time zone is Baltiysk in?

Local time at Baltiysk is UTC+2. No summer time.

Who carries out Port State Control at Baltiysk?

Port State Control at Baltiysk: Tokyo MOU.

What is the UN/LOCODE of Baltiysk?

The UN/LOCODE of Baltiysk is RUBLT.

Tips from seafarers

What crews who called at Baltiysk say: pilot boarding, the agent's papers, inspections, shore leave. Each tip is shown with the writer's rank and ship type, and an AI summary sits on top once there are three or more.

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