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Warkworth HarbourGB WKO
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UNLOCODEGB WKO
CountryUnited Kingdom
Water BodyNorth Sea; North Atlantic Ocean
SizeVery Small
TypeRiver (Natural)
Channel Depth1.8 m
Lat55.3333
Lng-1.5833
Classificationfishing_202606
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About This Seaport
Fish, not freight, defines Warkworth Harbour today: the Northumberland port at the mouth of the River Coquet now hosts seine-netters and traditional cobles rather than cargo ships. Amble grew in the 1800s as a coal-shipping point served by rail to the Northumberland coalfields, but with the last colliery (Ellington) closing in 2005 that trade ended entirely. The working quays — Broomhill for the fishing fleet and a 1988 fish dock for landings — sit alongside a leisure marina at the quieter Radcliffe Quay. With a cargo-pier depth around 1.8 m and no container cranes, customs handling for commercial consignments, or deep-water berths, the harbour cannot serve merchant shipping. Forwarders moving containers, breakbulk or bulk in north-east England should route via the Port of Tyne at Newcastle or the Port of Blyth nearby.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the UN/LOCODE of Warkworth Harbour?▼
The UN/LOCODE of Warkworth Harbour is GB WKO. This international code identifies ports and logistics locations worldwide.
Where is the port of Warkworth Harbour located?▼
The port of Warkworth Harbour is located in United Kingdom (North Sea; North Atlantic Ocean).
What is the size of the port Warkworth Harbour?▼
Warkworth Harbour is a Very Small harbor of type River (Natural).
What is the channel depth of Warkworth Harbour?▼
The channel depth of Warkworth Harbour is 1.8 meters.
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55.33333, -1.58333
Channel depth: 1.8 m
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