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Deep fairway

The 120 kilometres long ship fairway from Utö to Naantali was completed to the depth of 15.3 metres in its entirety in 2010.

Dredging was carried out in 24 places. The last one was the Motonmatala shoal off Neste’s Naantali oil refinery.

The deepening of the shoal made it easier for tankers to arrive in the Port of Naantali. After the completion of the deep fairway, the biggest tanker in the Baltic Sea region were able to call in the port of Naantali with a full load of 100,000 tonnes.

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Stories about the Port of Naantali - Table of Contents

Part 1. Port operations in Naantali back the Middles Ages

Tupavuori seaside resort

Port of Naantali – an excellent place for seafaring

Big industry finds the Port of Naantali

First Port Director Antti Merilahti

When all of Naantali shook

The first harbour ice-breaker

Silja Line began to sail to the Port of Naantali

Train to Naantali, ship to Stockholm

20 vessels and 22 million passengers

New passenger terminal

Luonnonmaa shipyard – Navire Yard

Free Zone warehouse started operation

Inauguration of the new deep fairway

Arrival of giant ferries

Glass palace, equine sports centre and trap shooting range

Viking Line’s passenger traffic ended

Jackpot in sight

Port traffic was made smoother

Deep fairway

Port and the pockets of the residents of Naantali

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