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Temporary Closure of Waterway Section Near Drzetowski Quay in Szczecin

The Water Police Station in Szczecin, in coordination with the Maritime Office in Szczecin, has issued a notice regarding the temporary suspension of navigation on a section of the Oder River. The measure is due to the ongoing loading operations involving large steel structures at the Drzetowski Quay.

Man in blue overalls stands on deck of Dretwa vessel of Szczecin Maritime Office
fot. Komisariat Wodny Policji w Szczecinie

In brief

Shipping on the Oder River near the Drzetowskie Quay in Szczecin has been suspended from 11 July 2025, from 9:00, until further notice. The closure covers the section between the western bank of the Oder and Gryfia island, from the southern end of the Wrocławskie Quay to the southern end of the Gdyńskie Quay. The restriction is due to loading work on steel structures, and the decision was taken by the Water Police Station in Szczecin in consultation with the Maritime Office. Vessels are to follow the instructions of the services supervising the water area.

The closure affects the stretch of the river between its western bank and Gryfia Island — specifically, from the southern end of the Wrocławskie Quay to the southern end of the Gdyńskie Quay.

The navigation restriction comes into effect on July 11, 2025, at 09:00 and will remain in place until further notice.

All vessels are required to comply strictly with the navigation ban and follow instructions issued by supervising authorities and maritime safety personnel present in the area.

The Water Police emphasize that the temporary restriction aims to ensure the safety of both shipping traffic and the personnel involved in the ongoing heavy cargo operations.

Source: Gazeta Morska · Compiled by: Kamil Kusier

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