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Ordningsmansbåtanor is a Swedish term referring to restricted access marinas for boats used by the Swedish authorities for law enforcement, search and rescue, and other official purposes. These marinas are designed to provide secure and sheltered docking for these boats, allowing them to be easily accessible to their crews at any time.

Ordningsmansbåtanor often have unique characteristics that distinguish them from public marinas. They are typically located in remote or hard-to-reach areas, with limited access to the general public. Some Ordningsmansbåtanor are only accessible by boat, while others have limited land access.

The use of Ordningsmansbåtanor by the Swedish authorities dates back to the mid-20th century, when they began to acquire a fleet of specialized boats for use in law enforcement, search and rescue, and other critical roles. As the fleet expanded, so did the need for secure and secluded bases for these boats.

Today, Ordningsmansbåtanor play an essential role in maintaining public safety and facilitating the work of the Swedish authorities. They provide a critical service, allowing the authorities to respond quickly and effectively to emergencies and other critical situations.