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FORT LAUDERDALE Port info

IILSS 13th June 2022

What kind of Port is this?

FORT LAUDERDALEis aLarge-sized Port. The types of vessels regularly calling at FORT LAUDERDALE are Pleasure Craft (72%), Sailing Vessel (17%), Yacht (6%), Fishing (0%), Passenger (0%). The last vessel called at this port was PILOT NO 4, 4h and 45m and 18s ago. Themaximum lengthof the vessels recorded to having entered this port is 361 meters. Themaximum draughtis 4 meters. Themaximum Deadweightis 850t.

Where is the Port?

FORT LAUDERDALEis located at US East Coast, US East Coast inUSAat coordinatesN 26° 10′ 32.26″ – W 080° 08′ 17.07″. The official UN/Locode of this port isUSFLL. It is also known as FT LAUDERDALE,LAUDERDALE,FTLAUDERDALE.

What are the current conditions in this Port?

The local time at FORT LAUDERDALE is2022-06-13 03:04:00and the time zone isUTC -4. The wind in the port area blows fromSouth Eastdirection at force3Beaufort.59ships havearrivedin this Port within the last 24 hours. Currently there are442vesselsin this Portand another14vessels arescheduledto make a port call at FORT LAUDERDALE.

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