Coryton
GBCOY
Also known as Thames Oil Port
OVERVIEW:
Coryton Refinery ceased production in June 2012. The site is being developed into
a bulk liquids distribution terminal and called Thames Oil Port.
This entry should be read in conjunction with supplementary and pilotage information
provided in our London entry.
LOCATION:
Left bank of the River Thames, SE England, approx. 22 n.m. upstream of the seaward
limit of Port of London.
CHARTS:
Digital: GB501186 and GB6PL010.
Paper: BA 2182A.
US 37010.
Publications:
NP28, Dover Strait Pilot.
MAX. SIZE:
Tankers:
Draft 14.0 m.
PILOTAGE:
Berthing Pilots:
All vessels of 11,000 g.t. and over, bound for jetties in the Coryton area are required
to employ the services of a Berthing Pilot (drawn from senior PLA Pilots). The Berthing
Pilot will normally board the vessel from one of the berthing tugs.
BERTHS:
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