Port of Nome
Facilities & Weather Forecast

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Port of Nome

Marina in United States

The Port Of Nome is the forefront of America's Arctic; it is uniquely positioned to advance national interests in the region, while strengthening the economic pillars of western Alaska. Lucas Stotts harbormaster +1 9073041906 Office hours from Mon-Fri 8:00am -5:00 pm (Closed for lunch 12:00-1:00) The small inner harbour can be used for small vessel

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Port of Nome Facilities

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Water
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Recycling
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Boatbuilder
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Haulout
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Markets
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Customs Clearance
64.50037 N, -165.42394 E

Port of Nome Information

Active Winter Community?

Yes

Manoeuvrability

Fair

Approaches & Channel Marking

Fair

Dock Type

Fixed

Depth at MLW

3m+

Current/Tidal Flow

Negligible

Port of Entry

Yes

Visitor Berths

Yes

Telephone
+19074436619
VHF Channel

12,16

Port of Nome Weather Forecast

Thu
9AM - 1PM
03 April 2025
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    N 3–7 knots.
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    Increasing from −15 to −11°C
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    UV Index: 0 - Low
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    Cloudy
Thu
1PM - 5PM
03 April 2025
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    NE 5–9 knots.
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    −10–−8°C
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    UV Index: 1 - Low
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    Cloudy
Thu
5PM - 9PM
03 April 2025
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    N 7 knots increasing to 11 knots.
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    −8°C
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    UV Index: 0 - Low
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    Cloudy
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