South Holland
Rotterdam-The Hague Metropolitan Region
Rotterdam

Port of Rotterdam

The Port of Rotterdam is a district in , making up a large part of the southern banks of the River Meuse. These harbours are all post-war additions to the city, mostly replacing this historical harbours on the northern banks.
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Places of Interest

Highlights include De Hoop and Immanuel Church.

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Church
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Bridge
The is a road and former railroad bridge over the Caland Canal in the port of Rotterdam in the Dutch municipality of . It is located west of at the end of the canal, which flows into the Brittanniëhaven here.

Places in the Area

Nearby places include Maassluis and Rozenburg.

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is a quaint town in , the city centre of which has barely changed in a century's time.

Village
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is a town and former municipality in the western , in the province of . The municipality had a population of 13,173 in 2004, and covers an area of 6.50 km2.

Port of Rotterdam

Latitude
51.905° or 51° 54′ 18″ north
Longitude
4.243° or 4° 14′ 35″ east
Open location code
9F36W64V+25
Wiki­data ID
Q1027807
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In Other Languages

From Arabic to Welsh—“Port of Rotterdam” goes by many names.
  • Arabic: “ميناء روتردام”
  • Asturian: “Puertu de Rotterdam”
  • Azerbaijani: “Rotterdam limanı”
  • Basque: “Rotterdamgo portua”
  • Bengali: “রটার্ডাম বন্দর”
  • Catalan: “Port de Rotterdam”
  • Chinese: “Rotterdam Káng”
  • Chinese: “鹿特丹港”
  • Czech: “rotterdamský přístav”
  • Czech: “Rotterdamský přístav”
  • Dutch: “Gemeentelijke Handelsinrichtingen”
  • Dutch: “haven van Rotterdam”
  • Dutch: “Haven van Rotterdam”
  • Dutch: “havens van Rotterdam”
  • Dutch: “Rotterdams havengebied”
  • Dutch: “Rotterdamse haven”
  • Dutch: “Rotterdamse havens”
  • Esperanto: “Haveno de Roterdamo”
  • Finnish: “Rotterdamin satama”
  • French: “port de Rotterdam”
  • French: “Port de Rotterdam”
  • German: “Hafen Rotterdam”
  • German: “Rotterdamer Hafen”
  • Greek: “Λιμάνι του Ρότερνταμ”
  • Hebrew: “נמל רוטרדם”
  • Hungarian: “rotterdami kikötő”
  • Hungarian: “Rotterdami kikötő”
  • Indonesian: “Pelabuhan Rotterdam”
  • Indonesian: “pelabuhan_roterdam”
  • Japanese: “マースフラクテ”
  • Japanese: “ユーロポート”
  • Japanese: “ロッテルダム港”
  • Korean: “로테르담 항”
  • Latin: “Portus Roterodami”
  • Lithuanian: “Roterdamo uostas”
  • Min Nan Chinese: “Rotterdam Káng”
  • Minangkabau: “Palabuahan Rotterdam”
  • Norwegian Bokmål: “Rotterdam havn”
  • Polish: “Port morski Rotterdam”
  • Polish: “Port Rotterdam”
  • Portuguese: “Porto de Roterdã”
  • Portuguese: “Porto de Roterdão”
  • Romanian: “Portul Rotterdam”
  • Russian: “Порт Роттердам”
  • Russian: “Порт Роттердама”
  • Russian: “Роттердамский порт”
  • Slovenian: “Pristanišče Rotterdam”
  • Spanish: “Puerto de Roterdam”
  • Spanish: “Puerto de Róterdam”
  • Spanish: “Puerto de Rotterdam”
  • Swedish: “Rotterdams hamn”
  • Turkish: “Rotterdam Limanı”
  • Ukrainian: “Порт Роттердама”
  • Uzbek: “Rotterdam porti”
  • Vietnamese: “Cảng Rotterdam”
  • Welsh: “Porthladd Rotterdam”

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