List of naval bases

The list of naval bases lists naval bases , in the narrower sense the bases of the naval forces .

Albania

• Pashaliman naval base near Orikum , with a branch on Sazan
• Port of Durrës in Durrës
• Port of Shëngjn

People's Republic of China

• Jianggezhuang
• Lüshunkou
• Sanya Naval Base
• Xiaopingdao
• Spratly Islands
• Djibouti

Germany

Active bases

• Naval base Eckernförde (Kranzfelder Hafen), Eckernförde
• Naval base Heppenser Groden , Wilhelmshaven
• Warnemünde naval base , Rostock
• Naval base Kiel-Tirpitzhafen , Kiel
• Operations training center for marine damage defense , Neustadt in Holstein
• Boat harbor of the Naval School Mürwik in the city district of the base of Flensburg-Mürwik , remnant of the naval base

Former bases

Former bases are:

designation	place	region	from	to
Borkum naval base	Borkum	Lower Saxony	January 3, 1957	June 30, 1996
Bremerhaven naval base (1935–1945)	Wesermünde	Bremen	1935	1945
Bremerhaven naval base	Bremerhaven	Bremen	April 16, 1957	March 31, 1993
Naval base Cuxhaven	Cuxhaven	Lower Saxony	July 1, 1956	September 30, 1991
Naval base Dranske	Dranske	Pomerania
Emden naval base	Emden	Lower Saxony	October 1, 1986	March 31, 1997
Naval base Flensburg-Mürwik (see: Naval Base Command Flensburg-Mürwik )	Flensburg	Schleswig-Holstein	July 1, 1956	December 31, 1998
Marine base in Großenbrode	Grossenbrode	Schleswig-Holstein	September 15, 1963	September 30, 1967
Swinoujscie naval base	Swinoujscie	Pomerania		1945
Naval base Memel	Memel	East Prussia		1945
Naval base Gotenhafen	Gdynia (renamed Gotenhafen from 1939)	West Prussia	1939	1945
Naval base Danzig-Neufahrwasser	Danzig	West Prussia		1945
Naval Base Olpenitz	Olpenitz	Schleswig-Holstein	April 1, 1964	2002
Naval base Hela	Hela	West Prussia		1945
Naval base Heligoland	Heligoland	Schleswig-Holstein		1945
Naval base Peenemünde	Peenemünde	Pomerania	March 8, 1991	March 31, 1996
Pillau naval base	Pillau	East Prussia	1635	1945

Estonia

• Miinisadam , Tallinn

France

• Brest Military Port , Brest , Brittany
• Cherbourg Naval Base , Rade de Cherbourg , Normandy
• Toulon military port , southern France
• Île Longue , Brittany
• Submarine base Lorient , German base during World War II

Israel

• Haifa naval base , Mediterranean
• Eilat Naval Base , Red Sea

Italy

• Taranto naval base
• La Spezia naval base
• Naval Base Augusta

Netherlands

• Den Helder naval base

Norway

• Haakonsvern

Russia

• Baltiysk
• Gajievo Naval Base , Murmansk
• Bolshaya Lopatka
• Malaya Lopatka
• Nerpichia
• Sevastopol naval base , Crimea

Sweden

• Muskö naval port (1950-2005)
• Karlskrona naval port

Spain

• Rota naval base

Syria

• Tartus naval base

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

• Naval Base Portsmouth , southern England
• Naval Base Devonport , southern England
• Faslane-on-Clyde , Scotland
• Coulport Naval Base , Scotland
• Scapa Flow , Orkney

See also: List of Royal Navy bases

United States of America

• Naval Station Norfolk , Norfolk, Virginia
• Naval Base Coronado , San Diego
• Naval Base San Diego , San Diego
• Pearl Harbor , Hawaii
• Apra Harbor , Guam

See also

• List of naval forces
• List of historical naval forces

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Boat harbor at the Mürwik naval school. Marine Press and Information Center, November 27, 2013, accessed April 21, 2014 . 
2. ^ Stadtteile ( Memento from February 24, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) published by the city of Flensburg
3. ↑ BM30. Naval base commandos. (No longer available online.) In: Militärarchiv. Federal Archives, archived from the original on January 12, 2015 ; Retrieved April 22, 2014 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  

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