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The Terminal Antwerp, located in Northern Belgium and inaugurated in 2010, is an important hub in today’s European intermodal network. The city of Antwerp, thanks to its strategic location, is indeed one of the most important intersection points for the European freight transport with high traffic volumes both in maritime and in continental transport. Thanks to this terminal and its intermodal services, the high traffic volume can be managed ensuring advantages for the environment, the people and the economy. The terminal is situated in the port area of Antwerp and is directly connected to the shunting station of Oorderen. The Terminal Antwerp offers daily connections to Switzerland and Italy. UIC code of the rail connection point: 88 24920 1 |
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| Surface | 53,000 m2 | | Storage surface | 16,000 m2
| | Crane module | 1 | | Gantry cranes | 3
| | Max. crane capacity | 40 t | Type of units | Containers from 20' to 45' Swap bodies
Semi-trailers | | Transhipment tracks | 5 x 620 m | | Max. capacity | 10 train pairs per day
| | Services | Internal customs office
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