innlastingslossedokken

innlastingslossedokken is a term that appears in Norwegian-language materials related to maritime logistics. In those sources, it is used to refer to a dock area or platform associated with handling cargo during the loading phase in a terminal setting. The exact scope varies by source, but the term generally indicates a dedicated space within a port facility used to facilitate the transfer of goods between ships and land transport.

The etymology is not documented in standard dictionaries, but the construction resembles a compound of innlasting (loading or embarkation) and dokk (dock). The second element, lossedokken or lossedokken, may reflect a regional or specialized formation related to unloading or a particular sub-area of a quay. Because of the lack of authoritative usage, etymological interpretation remains provisional.

Usage is sporadic and regional; the term does not appear in major Norwegian dictionaries or widely used shipping glossaries. It may occur in practice notes, internal manuals, or dialectical writings, and could be one of several local variants for a loading or unloading dock within a terminal.

See also: loading dock, cargo terminal, quay. This article is a stub and reflects limited publicly available information; further sourcing from primary Norwegian maritime texts would help establish a clearer definition and usage.