Dudinka

1. Dudinka boarding position 3 Pilot boards69°21.4′N 086°05.4′E
2. Dudinka boarding position 1 Pilot boards69°25.5′N 086°07.6′E
3. Dudinka boarding position 2 Pilot boards69°28.4′N 086°02.6′E

Size limits

LOA 173.3m, Beam 34m, Draught 9.5m, 21,869DWT

Deepest first. The draught is the largest any of the terminal's berths states; a dash means the source gives none.

Anchorages

Inland-waterways vessels anchorage : bounded by straight lines connecting the order of the points with 69°21'40'' N 86°02'00'' E, 69°21'27'' N 86°05'08'' E, 69°24'28.5'' N 86°08'06'' E, 69°24'28.5'' N 86°06'32'' E, length 5.9 km, depth 3-35 m

Marine vessels anchorage : bounded by straight lines connecting the order of the points with 69°24'28.5'' N 86°06'32'' E, 69°24'28.5'' N 86°08'06'' E, 69°26'19'' N 86°06'28'' E, 69°26'19'' N 86°05'00'' E, 69°25'25'' N 86°06'20'' E, 69°24'28.5'' N 86°07'08'' E, length 5.2 km, depth 10-40 m

Quarantine anchorage : bounded by straight lines connecting the order of the points with 69°26'19'' N 86°05'00'' E, 69°26'19'' N 86°06'28'' E, 69°26'58'' N 86°05'12'' E, 69°26'58'' N 86°03'58'' E, length 1.48 km, depth 10-35 m

Vessels with dangerous cargoes and oil-carrying ships anchorage : bounded by straight lines connecting the order of the points with 69°27'07'' N 86°04'55'' E, 69°27'07'' N 86°03'58'' E, 69°27'55.5'' N 86°03'12'' E, 69°27'55.5'' N 86°01'58'' E, length 1.85 km, depth 10-40 m

Ships with main propulsion units with less than 55 kW and ships with gross tonnage less than 80 anchorage : between parallels 69°25'00'' N 69°25'12'' E, length 370 m, depth 5-10 m

Mooring

Mooring operation is carried out as per permission of the Harbour Master.

ETA and pre-arrival notices

Vessel's ETA should be transferred 72 hours prior and is confirmed 24 hours in advance before ETA.

Communications

Harbour Master: Ch 16, Call signs: Port Control.

Pilot: Ch 16, 9. Call Signs: Pilot's watch.

Towing hawser: Ch 16,8. Call Signs: Tow

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

Bunkers, water and stores

Bunkers/Freshwater: Both Freshwater and Fuel are available.

Where it is

Dudinka port is situated on the right bank of the lower reaches of the Yenisey River.

The port

Dudinka, the largest port in Siberia, processes cargo for the "Norilsk" factory, and ships non ferrous metals, coal and ore. The port is connected by sea transport with Archangelsk and Murmansk and with Krasnoyarsk and Dikson by river transport during the navigation season.

Traffic

Approx 1,200,000t of cargo handled annually.

Where does the pilot board at Dudinka?

The pilot boards at Dudinka boarding position 3, 69°21.4′N 086°05.4′E. Dudinka has 3 pilot boarding places.

What time zone is Dudinka in?

Local time at Dudinka is UTC+7. No summer time.

What is the maximum draft at Dudinka?

The deepest berth listed is at Dudinka: 9.50 m maximum draught. The "Max draft per terminal" table gives each terminal's figure.

Who carries out Port State Control at Dudinka?

Port State Control at Dudinka: Tokyo MOU.

What is the UN/LOCODE of Dudinka?

The UN/LOCODE of Dudinka is RUDUD.

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