Concept variable

Deadweight

	Norwegian (bokmål)
Name	Deadweight
Definition	Deadweight is the maximum weight that a ship can carry. It is quoted here in metric tonns (1000Kg) but can also sometimes be quoted in long tons (1016Kg). Maximum cargo weight will normally range from 3 to 10 per cent below deadweight due to fuel, water, supplies etc.
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Owner	440 - Division for transport, tourism and ICT statistics

Statistical unit	Ship
Subject	10.12.40 - Sea transport
Statistics	Arrivals of vessels at Norwegian and foreign ports

Linked to StatBank tables	09558: Norwegian controlled ships. Port calls, by registry, type of vessel and maritime coastal areas with origin and destination 09555: Norwegian controlled ships, by registry, type of vessel, tonnage and age 08040: Norwegian controlled ships. Port calls, by registry, country, part of the world and trading region 06978: Arrivals of vessels at Norwegian and foreign ports, by type of vessel, register, continent, port and region from/to (closed series) 03943: Arrivals of vessels at Norwegian and foreign ports, by group of vessel, register, continent, port and region from/to (closed series)