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24.01.2019

Restrictions in St. Petersburg

    • As the ice thickness in the Barochny Basin, Oil Harbour and Coal Harbour of the Big port of St. Petersburg has reached 15 cm, restrictions by vessel size are introduced.

    W.e.f. January 28, vessels no longer than 220 m are allowed to enter these basins.

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     


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