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MIEDZYZDROJE

53°56' N

14°27' E

STATISTICS ON VESSELS TRAFFIC

Local commune administration authority

MIĘDZYZDROJE TOWN AND COMMUNE COUNCIL
72-510 Międzyzdroje, ul. Książąt Pomorskich 5
tel.: (091) 3280351, fax: 3280164

Chief of local authority
Mayor ADRIANNA HEBEL

Controlling maritime authority
	MARITIME OFFICE IN SZCZECIN COAST GUARD DISTRICT. ul. Gryfa Pomorskiego 12 72-510 Międzyzdroje

Contact of maritime authority
Dock Master
Marian Oses
tel.: (091) 3280119

Harbour radio
VHF Channel 16

Navigational aids:
Between Świnoujście and the mouth of the Dziwna River, about 17 Nm ENE, the coast is on the N side of the island of Wolin, mostly wooded and hilly. Międzyzdroje Church, bearing 140°, distant 1 Nm is conspicuous with its tall red octagonal tower rising above the surrounding trees.

Quayage and berthing facilities
There is a 360m long pier with a depth of about 2.5m at its head. Vessels with a draught of 2m may moor alongside.

General facilities

Fuel	Available
Water	Available
Slipping	Slip for fishing boats
Stevedoring	Only for chilled fish.

Fisheries facilities

Ice	There is small ice production unite, capacity of 5t per day
Cold storage capacity	Not available. Nearest cold store at Świnoujście
Chilling storage capacity	10t of chilled fish
Frozen fish transport	Only for chilled fish

Types and size of fishing fleet
13 fishing boats (length of 10 to 11m) and average engine power 28 to 46 HP.

Types of fish landed (in tonnes) (1995)

Herring	1200.3
Roach	25.9
Perch	25.4
Pike-perch	15.5
Eel	5.9
Flounder	5.5
Salmon-trout	2.1
Total	1280.6

Nearest airport:
Goleniów, approx. 60km

General information:
Międzyzdroje is a well known seaside bathing and fishing resort with a population of about 4500, situated on the Wolin Island, surrouded by the Wolin National Park. The first records of Międzyzdroje are from the 12th century. Till 1630 Międzyzdroje was ruled by the Pomeranian Dukes, then it was occupied by the Swedes for about 100 years. From 1730 it belonged to Prussia and the 5th of May 1945 it came back to Poland. Untill the middle of the 19th century Międzyzdroje was still a fishing village. By the end of the 19th century it became a fashionable seaside resort. A therapeutic establishment and hotels were built and a pier for passenger vessels. The pier at Międzyzdroje 360m in length (built in 1906) is the focal point of this seaside resort, visited by hundreds of thousands of holiday-makers every year. In 1945 Międzyzdroje was granted its municipal charter.
The climatic conditions of Międzyzdroje are excellent, owing to the influence of the sea, strong insulation during summer time and background protection of forests.
Boarding houses, camping, easy access and convenient connections make Międzyzdroje wonderful place to spend holidays. It's one of the most popular spas of the Pomeranian seaside located near Wolin National Park with the bison sanctuary and one-hour by car from Szczecin.
There is a fishing boat base and coastguard district. The resort is connected by road and rail to Szczecin and Świnoujście.



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