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RAL Maximumvã¦Gt Byer Bygder V1.0 ENG.Xlsx Royal Arctic Line Indivative limities in cities and settlement, maximum weight and dimensions Version 1.0. Opdated May 2021. Limities in cities Indicated maximum weight is 'handling gross weight'. The indicated max payload on the containers CSC plate must not be exceed. Container type Day off on Port CodeMC 20’ 40’ Local agency Containers Nanortalik NAN3.000 kg 33.000 kg 35.000 kgRAL 5 Qaqortoq QAQ 3.000 kg 33.000 kg 35.000 kgRAL 5 Narsaq NRQ 3.000 kg 33.000 kg 35.000 kg RAL 5 Paamiut PAA 3.000 kg 33.000 kg 35.000 kgRAL 5 Nuuk NUU 3.000 kg 33.000 kg 35.000 kgRAL 5 Maniitsoq MAN 3.000 kg 33.000 kg 35.000 kgRAL 5 Sisimiut SIS 3.000 kg 33.000 kg 35.000 kgRAL 5 Aasiaat AAS 3.000 kg 33.000 kg 35.000 kgRAL 5 Qasigiannguit QAS 3.000 kg 33.000 kg 35.000 kgRAL 5 Ilulissat ILU 3.000 kg 33.000 kg 35.000 kgRAL 5 Uummannaq UUM 3.000 kg 25.000 kg -RAL 5 Upernavik UPE 3.000 kg 33.000 kg -RAL 5 Narsarsuaq 3023.000 kg - -Mittarfeqarfiit 5 Kangilinnguit 303 3.000 kg - -- 5 Tasiilaq TAS 3.000 kg 20.000 kg 35.000 kgRAL 5 Ittoqqortoormiit ITT 3.000 kg 15.000 kg -KNI 14 Reykjavik REY-33.000 kg 35.000 kgEimskip 5 Torshavn THO-33.000 kg 35.000 kgPosta 5 Aarhus AAR -33.000 kg 35.000 kgRAL 5 Helsingborg HEL-33.000 kg 35.000 kgDHL 5 Aalborg AAL 3.000 kg 33.000 kg 35.000 kgRAL 5 Handling of the above depends on the type of ship, and local port conditions. Handling of FCL equipment in cities and destinations is therefore provided as indicative information subject to change. Side 1 af 3 Version 1.0 Limities in cities The information below is indicative, as jetty and port conditions, settlement ship, barge and material on land may range and subject to change. Therefore, this document is indicative and used at your own risk 40’ containers can not be delivered to the destinations below, except Pittuffik. Indicated maximum weight is standard 'handling gross weight'. The indicated max payload on the containers CSC plate must not be exceed. Container type Day off on Settlement Code MC 20’ 40’ Expedition Ship Max weight Local agency containers Qaanaaq QAA √ √ ÷ Barge & Truck MLK 15.000 kg KNI 5 Savissivik 171 √ √ ÷ Barge MLK 15.000 kg KNI 5 Siorapaluk 174 √ √ ÷ Barge MLK 15.000 kg KNI 5 Qeqertat 177 √ √ ÷ Barge & Truck MLK 15.000 kg KNI 5 Pituffik 301 √ √ √ Quay MLK 35.000 kg - 5 Upernavik Kujalleq 161 √ ÷ ÷ Barge SIU 900 kg KNI 5 Kangersuatsiaq 162 √ ÷ ÷ Barge SIU 900 kg KNI 5 Aappilattoq 163 √ ÷ ÷ Quay SIU 900 kg KNI 5 Tasiusaq 165 √ ÷ ÷ Barge SIU 900 kg KNI 5 Nuussuaq 166 √ ÷ ÷ Barge SIU 900 kg KNI 5 Kullorsuaq 167 √ ÷ ÷ Barge SIU 900 kg KNI 5 Innaarsuit 169 √ ÷ ÷ Quay SIU 900 kg KNI 5 Nutaarmiut 168 ÷ ÷ ÷ Barge SIU 900 kg KNI - Niaqornat 151 √ ÷ ÷ Barge MLQ 900 kg KNI 5 Qaarsut 152 √ ÷ ÷ Barge MLQ 900 kg KNI 5 Ikerasak 153 √ ÷ ÷ Barge / Factory quay MLQ 900 kg KNI 5 Saattut 154 √ ÷ ÷ Quay MLQ 900 kg KNI 5 Ukkusissat 155 √ ÷ ÷ Quay MLQ 900 kg KNI 5 Qeqertarsuaq 140 √ ÷ ÷ Quay MLQ 3.000 kg KNI 5 Kangerluk 143 ÷ ÷ ÷ Barge MLQ 900 kg KNI - Saqqaq 123 √ ÷ ÷ Barge AEQ 900 kg KNI 5 Oqaatsut 121 √ ÷ ÷ Quay AEQ 900 kg KNI 5 Ilimanaq 124 √ ÷ ÷ Barge AEQ 900 kg KNI 5 Ikamiut 109 √ ÷ ÷ Barge AEQ 900 kg KNI 5 Niaqornaarsuk 108 √ ÷ ÷ Quay AEQ 900 kg KNI 5 Ikerasaarsuk 102 √ ÷ ÷ Quay AEQ 900 kg KNI 5 Iginniarfik 107 ÷ ÷ ÷ Barge AEQ 900 kg KNI - Kangaatsiaq 105 √ √ ÷ Quay AEQ 900 kg/ 20´ feedership KNI 5 Akunnaaq 103 √ ÷ ÷ Quay AEQ 900 kg KNI 5 Kitsissuarsuit 104 √ ÷ ÷ Barge AEQ 900 kg KNI 5 Attu 106 √ ÷ ÷ Quay AEQ 900 kg KNI 5 Atammik 071 √ ÷ ÷ Quay AEQ 2.000 kg KNI 5 Napasoq 072 √ ÷ ÷ Quay MNK 2.000 kg KNI 5 Kapisillit 065 √ ÷ ÷ Quay MNK 2.000 kg KNI 5 Qeqertarsuatsiaat 061 √ ÷ ÷ Quay MNK 2.000 kg KNI 5 Polar Oil 062 √ ÷ ÷ Quay MNK 3.000 kg KNI 5 Kangerlussuaq SFJ √ √ ÷ Barge MNK/ Quay IRE MNK 900 kg / 15.000 kg KNI 14 Kangaamiut 073 √ ÷ ÷ Barge MNK 900 kg KNI 5 Itilleq 081 √ ÷ ÷ Quay MNK 2.000 kg KNI 5 Sarfannguit 083 √ ÷ ÷ Quay MNK 2.000 kg KNI 5 Side 2 af 3 Version 1.0 Container type Day off on Settlement Code MC 20’ 40’ Expedition Ship Max weight Local agency containers Alluitsup Paa 028 √ ÷ ÷ Quay AJU 3.000 kg KNI 5 Ammassivik 026 √ ÷ ÷ Quay AJU 2.400 kg KNI 5 Tasiusaq 014 √ ÷ ÷ Quay AJU 900 kg KNI 5 Narsarmijit 013 √ ÷ ÷ Quay AJU 2.400 kg KNI 5 Aappilatseq 012 √ ÷ ÷ Quay AJU 2.400 kg KNI 5 Kangilinnguit 303 √ √ ÷ Quay AJU 33.000 kg KNI 5 Arsuk 051 √ ÷ ÷ Quay AJU 3.000 kg KNI 5 Qassimiut 024 √ ÷ ÷ Quay AJU 2.300 kg KNI 5 Eqalugaarsuit 022 √ ÷ ÷ Quay AJU 2.300 kg KNI 5 Saarloq 021 ÷ ÷ ÷ Quay AJU 900 kg KNI - Igaliko 032 √ ÷ ÷ Quay AJU 3.000 kg KNI 5 Qassiarsuk 035 √ ÷ ÷ Quay AJU 2.300 kg KNI 5 Kuummiut 186 √ ÷ ÷ Barge NNQ 900 kg KNI 5 Kulusuk 184 √ ÷ ÷ Barge NNQ 900 kg KNI 5 Tiniteqilaaq 185 √ ÷ ÷ Barge NNQ 900 kg KNI 5 Sermiligaaq 182 √ ÷ ÷ Barge NNQ 900 kg KNI 5 Isortoq 183 √ ÷ ÷ Barge NNQ 900 kg KNI 5 Side 3 af 3 Version 1.0.
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