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Толькмицко

54°20' N

19°32' E

STATISTICS ON VESSELS TRAFFIC

Local commune administration authority

TOLKMICKO TOWN AND COMMUNE COUNCIL
82-340 Tolkmicko, ul. Portowa 2
tel.: (055) 2316127

Chief of local authority
Mayor ZBIGNIEW GZOWSKI

Controlling maritime authority
	TOLKMICKO BOATSWAIN'S OFFICE ul. Parkowa 1 82-340 Tolkmicko

Contact of maritime authority
Harbour Boatsman
Maria Kozlowska
tel. (055) 2316614

Harbour radio
VHF Channel 16

Navigational aids:
Tolkmicko Leading Lights through the approach fairway, marked by buoys, from TOL Light-boy to the harbour entrance. The fairway which is 40m in width, has depth of 2.0 to 2.5m. The entrance channel is approximately 30m wide. Tolkmicko Light (white mast, red band and gallery) is exhibited at an elevation of 7m, at the head of Tolkmicko W mole.

Quayage and berthing facilities
The harbour basin is entered between two moles. The western mole is 150m long and the eastern one is 90m long. The basin is approximately 200m long, 60m wide and 1.4 to 2.5m deep.

General facilities

Fuel	Available.
Water	Available on the quayside.
Slipping	There is slipway for fishing boats.
Stevedoring	Available for live and wet fish.

Fisheries facilities

Ice	Production plant, capacity of 25t per day.
Cold storage capacity	Not available.
Chilling storage capacity	Chilling rooms, capacity of 50t.
Frozen fish transport	Not available.

Types and size of fishing fleet
42 fishing boats, mainly steel, with average length of 8.3m and engine power of 49 to 82 HP

Types of fish landed (in tonnes) (1995)

Herring	393.7
Eel	19.2
Perch	10.9
Sabrefish	8.9
Pike-perch	6.9
Bream	5.8
Roach	5.2
Lamprey	4.9
Smelt	0.9
Others	0.1
Total	456.5

Nearest airport:
Rebiechowo, approx. 100km

Other info:
Substantial part of caught eel has been exported to West-European countries as an alive fish.

General information:
Tolkmicko is a fishing harbour and a health resort situated on the southern shore of Vistula Lagoon. Population is about 2,830. Originally it was a settlement inhabited by an old Prussian tribe, the Warmians (Ermelanders). A massive fortified camp built by them still exists. Having subdued the area, the Teutonic Knights built a castle here, around which a settlement arose. The first written record about Tolkmicko (known this time as Tolkemit) dates from 1326. In 1350 it became a municipality and was defended by a line of strong walls. While under Polish rule (1453-1772) the town suffered destruction several times during the wars with the Teutonic Knights and with Sweden. After the partition of Poland, Tolkmicko fell under German rule (1772-1945).
From Tolkmicko the road runs through fine hilly country to Frombork. Town is connected to the general railway system. There is a fishing boats base and small boat building yard. The fishing harbour was built in 1862-64. Before the First World War local fishing fleet numbered 120 fishing boats. Nowdays it is the largest harbour of Vistula Lagoon.
In the harbour basin Eastern Quay serves fishing boats and is equipped with a boat slipway. There is Coastal Rescue Station with a life-saving vessel which may also be used as a tug. She is kept in readiness close NE of the harbour entrance, where there is also a metal observation tower. Western Quay (presently renovated) is used by passenger vessels. It was the only one quay on Vistula Lagoon, equipped with a railway siding. Cargo barges could moor at it. Tolkmicko serviced cargo ship traffic which is seasonal connected with the lagoon icing. 2,120t of coal from Russia was unloaded in Tolkmicko in 1996. The historical buildings of Tolkmicko include a Gothic church from the 14th century and the tenement houses from the 18th century.



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