# Bodo (NO BOO)

**UN/LOCODE:** NO BOO  
**Country:** Norway  
**Water Body:** Norwegian Sea; North Atlantic Ocean  
**Harbor Size:** Very Small  
**Harbor Type:** Coastal (Breakwater)  
**GPS:** 67.2856, 14.3642

Few harbours of this size combine rail, sea and ferry as tightly as Bodø: the city is the northern terminus of Norway's Nordland Line, so containers and wagons meet ocean tonnage within a 500 m radius of the quays. The open-access Bodø Terminal offers a 350 m berth with Roll-on/Roll-off capability plus extensive storage and logistics yards, and the port authority is deliberately building the city into a cargo hub for Nordland. Beyond freight, two Hurtigruten coastal ships call daily and car ferries serve Moskenes, Røst and Værøy in the Lofoten islands, which helps for project and breakbulk moves into the archipelago. Cold-storage and warehousing support fish and reefer flows, a mainstay of the regional economy. For heavy bulk or iron-ore volumes, however, Narvik — with its ore railway to Sweden — and Tromsø remain the natural alternatives in the far north.

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