Danmarks Handel og Industri

152 Fredericia. Fredericia is situated at the entrance to the Little Belt from the Kattegat in Lat. 55° 34' N., Long. 9° 45' E. There are 18 feet of water in the old harbour with 19 feet at the entrance, and 25 feet in the new harbour. Railroad tracks on the wharves, an 8 ton crane, machine shop and iron foundries are found here. Coal, provisions and water are plentiful. Time signal for correction of chronometers. Broker and forwarding agent. J. V. Brochner-Morlensen (T. »Mortensen«). Frederikshavn. Frederikshavn is situated on the East coast of Jutland, in Lat. 57° 26' N., Long. 10° 33' E. There are 26 feet of water in the outer and in some parts of the inner harbour. Even at the lowest tide, the entrance is safe for vessels drawing 23 feet. Pilots can be obtained from the cutter sta- tioned at the Scaw, and at the harbour. The services of a tugboat can be obtained. Coal, provisions and water are plentiful. Railroad tracks on wharf. A floating dry dock with 1700 tons lifting capacity, shops for hull or engine repairs. Direct steamer connection with Copenhagen, Christiania, Christianssand, Gothenburg and Newcastle. A salvage steamer »Svitzer« is stationed at the port. Time signals and facilities for adjustment of compasses. Storm signals displayed. Broker and forwarding agent. Harald Christensen (T. »Harkristensen«). Bunkers. Cloos & Co. (T. »Cloos«). P. I. Kall. M. Lauritzen & Co. (T. »Lauritzen«). Shipyard. Frederikshavns Værft og Flydedok (T. »Værftet«). Gjedser. Gfedser is situated on the South coast of the island of Falster in Lat. 54° 34' N., Long. 11° 56' E. The depth of the harbour is 16 feet, the water is rather rough with strong winds on-shore. Only small quantities