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The Port of Antwerp ZANDVLIET Groot Buitenschoor BASF 71371713 913 PSA ANTWERP NOORDZEE TERMINAL PUTTE Welcome to the port of Antwerp De Zouten 1 Antwerp Mariners’ Sports Field Oosterweelsteenweg 66, 2030 Antwerp BERENDRECHT Contact: Jörg Pfautsch In a major international port such as Antwerp which receives more than Schor M: +32 478 292 469 Prosperpolder Ouden 863 Noord Doel Reigersbos E: [email protected] 14,500 visits by seagoing ships every year, there are always large numbers of 66166611 Opstalvalleigebied seafarers from all over the world staying for a short or long period. Antwerp Paardenschor Port Authority and the port community in general are concerned for the Doelpolder GUNVOR PETROLEUM MEXICO HANDICO Noord ANTWERPEN NATIE TERMINALS welfare of seafarers staying with us. We offer them various services, such as Y MEXICO STABROEK Brakke A V NATIE Kreek L 736 O A.B.T. 736736 free bus transport to the city centre. S PROSPERPOLDER 750775500 7307730 0 ELECTRABEL INEOS OLEFINS & N E T H E R L A N D S POLYMERS EUROPE kerncentrale Doel TABAKNATIE Various associations and charities in the port team up with the Port INOVYN MANUFACTURING BELGIUM 6416641 1 AY VESTA LV KATOEN Authority to make seafarers from all over the world welcome. Various other O TERMINAL KAPELLEN S MONSANTO NATIE VLS-GROUP 2 Red Cross Medical Centre EUROPE Kaai 142 organisations provide medical care, emergency assistance and recreation. 66211 BE-TRANS 621 DE RIJKE Meeuwenbroedplaats Mulhouselaan-Noord 3, 2030 Antwerp The Seafarers’ Centre is a meeting place for all, regardless of nationality or SYNEGIS NOVA T: +32 3 543 92 40 INDAVER EASTMAN NATIE E: [email protected] HOEVENEN religion. In this way the Antwerp port community seeks to create a “home DOEL Galgeschoor RIGHT BANK port” for seafarers far from home, family and friends. DOEL EVONIK LEFT BANK LILLO Fort Lillo MIDA-zone 17421742 1742 526552266 Kuifeend MA 1700171700 0 COVESTRO IN H (I UB FB) BRASSCHAAT N 2 ASHLAND Fort TABAKNATIE A 4 7 Liefkenshoek Vormingsstation gedempt E 1 DELDO Doeldok P K Grote Antwerpen-Noord O ), INE OS R T PHENOL Kreek U E E P ADPO LLH Putten A M KIELDRECHT S ( 17321732 3 Antwerp Harbour Hotel/ Zoetwaterkreek Weide P L 1732 BUS SERVICES LEFT BANK A BUS SERVICES RIGHT BANK C MONUMENT International Seamen’s House IN Berth Departure S M CHEMICAL Noorderlaan 100, 2030 Antwerp Putten M R DURME-NATIE West E LOGHIDDEN L TABAKNATIE Contact: Ann Van der Sypt T 526 18:30 Grote INDAVER A Free bus services from left bank CITY N DE POST T: +32 493 54 01 62 Free bus services from right bank SLECO Ekerse Geule 16621662 X Kleine 1662 E Putten E: [email protected] to Antwerp Seafarers’ Centre and 500 18:34 INDAVER S to Antwerp Seafarers’ Centre Weel S Ketenisseschor 500 500500 480 to Antwerp Harbour Hotel. 480480 468446688 and, on request, to Antwerp 480 18:35 Grote 1171871718 8 LANXESS 503550033 EKEREN Return to ship at 11pm from Following stops are on Weel ORGACOM Harbour Hotel. GLOBAL CONTAINER 408 420 Bospolder 468 18:36 LUBRIZOL 408408 420420 Antwerp Seafarers’ Centre. request, please call 1345 SERVICES Return to ship at 11pm from 13451345 Ekers VAN AERDE WAASLAND ATO 420 18:38 MEXICO Moeras +32 3 541 18 57 before 5pm. GEBR. CARGO CENTER Antwerp Seafarers’ Centre and, WILMARS NATIE 408 18:41 AET BOREALIS CARGO CENTER on request, from Antwerp Harbour KALLO MEXICO Berth Departure Berth Departure NATIE Hotel. 330 18:43 1307131307 7 KATOEN 1225 18:50 ICO 310 MOLENBERGNATIE 1732-1742 18:15 Drijdijck NATIE 310310 320 18:45 1333131333 3 48344833 KGV RIGA LAWTER TRANS 1213 18:55 1700-1712 18:15 TABAKNATIE LOGISTICS 1313 12011201 330 CNH 310 18:46 11313313 1201 320320 330 1191 19:00 Following stops are on TOTAL 320 300 TRACTOR 1714-1718 18:15 RAFFINADERIJ request, please call 210 18:52 CNHI 1201 19:02 1235 BELGIUM 12351235 MOLENBERGNATIE 1662-1666 18:30 +32 3 541 18 57 before 5pm. 209 18:53 1191 Verrebroekse 210 11191191 11111 7 7 445577 210210 Plassen 1117 457 1333-1351 18:33 217 18:55 Melkader 225 217 209 1121321213 3 225225 217217 209209 1311-1313 18:40 Berth Departure ADPO 225 18:57 Fort TOTAL OLEFINS Sint-Filips VERREBROEK ANTWERP 403 253 2 1117-1131 19:05 913 18:30 Spaans 1225 Steenlandpolder 253253 253 18:58 12251225 VALKENIERSNATIE EXXONMOBIL fort KALLO MERKSEM STORAGE EXXONMOBIL 713 18:34 DREDGING 319 18:59 VOTORANTIM ATPC 1 NOVA VAN MOER Fort INT. Public Bus Service 863 18:36 TERMINAL RAIL Sint-Marie ATPC NATIE 303 19:02 TOTAL OLEFINS DISTRI TABAKNATIE 303 319 Bus n° 762: Vlakte van ANTWERP 303303 319319 ZUID 661 18:37 Groot Zwijndrecht • Leaving from berth 210 to city 353 19:03 Haasop Rietveld Rietveld INEOS AHLERS 361 Kallo OXIDE 361 353335533 641 18:39 REAL 5DE 361 centre (Fr. Rooseveltplaats) AGRITYRE R2-vlakte TOTAL RAFFINADERIJ ARKEMA HAVENDOK 621 18:41 ANTWERPEN DOW TOTAL POLYMERS 3 • Every half hour on week days AERTSSEN BOREALIS ANTWERP GROEP Every hour on weekends NIPPON BYK 750 18:45 TC I SHOKUBAI SIKA IL B ARLANXEO 736 18:46 MENNENS O L M A N C KURARAY I M BELGIUM BELGIUM O M Bus n° 764: X E E X H X E 730 18:48 KTN C N IC AT O • leaving from Van Cauwelaert IE 3M lock to city centre 503 18:52 Blokkersdijk DEURNE BALOISE INSURANCE Sint-Annabos (Fr. Rooseveltplaats) 483 18:54 • Hourly from 1pm, not on weekends MELSELE Het Rot Vlietbos CITYCITY CCENTREENTRE VRASENE 3 4 7 PORT Port House Welfare MAS Port Pavilion 6 in the port of Antwerp Hanzestedenplaats 19, 2000 Antwerp T: +32 3 229 73 50 Port Medical Care E: [email protected] Mediport – Italiëlei 51-55 www.portofantwerp.com/en/port-pavilion Contact: Robert Verbist www.facebook.com/havenpaviljoen T: +32 3 229 07 70 Open: Every day (except Monday) 9 F: +32 3 225 20 38 from 9:30am to 5:30pm E: [email protected] Access: Free 5 Port Chaplains Antwerp Seafarers’ Centre Mission to Seafarers Contact: Brian Millson 8 M: +32 468 15 55 22 E: [email protected] Port Chaplains Nordic Missions 7 9 4 International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) Paardenmarkt 66, 2000 Antwerp The Antwerp Seafarers’ Centre Contact: Marc Van Noten Italiëlei 72, 2000 Antwerp M: +32 475 77 57 00 Open 7pm - 11pm E: [email protected] T: +32 3 233 34 75 Contact: Rino Huijsmans F: +32 3 232 29 10 5 M: +32 473 97 31 95 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] www.aposmar.be 8 Contact: Christian Roos www.facebook.com/antwerpseafarerscentre M: +32 486 12 38 90 Norwegian Seamen’s Church E: [email protected] Apostolatus Maris Indiëstraat 61, 2000 Antwerp Contact: Jos Vanhoof Contact: Arne von Krogh Bakkedal CITY CENTRE 6 M: +32 487 31 93 57 M: +32 497 43 21 90 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Cathedral Contact: Jorgedy Bago M: +32 498 81 07 24 Finnish Seamen’s Church E: [email protected] Contact: Henri Iso-Kuortti Central Bus Station www.apostolatus-maris.be M: +32 497 94 95 71 E: [email protected] Sailors’ Society Contact: Marc Schippers Church of Sweden Central Railway M: +32 495 18 56 91 Contact: Ulf K. Radziejewski Station E: [email protected] M: +32 478 82 22 98 E: [email protected] German Seamen’s Mission Church Ship Contact: Jörg Pfautsch Houtdok, Quay 25, Antwerp M: +32 478 29 24 69 E: [email protected] Antwerp Port Authority Port House Zaha Hadidplein 1 - 2030 Antwerp T +32 3 205 20 11 Publisher responsible: Antwerp Port Authority, January 2019 E [email protected] In tune with the world.
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