Between voyages and over the winter, vessels need somewhere to sit — dry-stack racks, hard-stand boatyards, indoor storage sheds and the storage yards run by boat dealers. This is a worldwide, openly-sourced database of boat and ship storage, built from real OpenStreetMap data. Search by name or country, sort any column, and click a row for coordinates, a Google Maps link, a Google Earth flyover, and the facility's website and phone where available.
landuse=boatyard,
amenity=boat_storage, boat_storage=*) with marinas and boat dealers whose
name or tags clearly indicate storage, dry stack, winter storage or a boatyard. We deliberately
exclude craft=boatbuilder (a builder, not storage) and man_made=storage_tank.
Coverage is genuinely thinner than our marina, harbor and shipyard databases, and it varies a lot by
country — but every row here is a real, mapped feature, and the list grows as OpenStreetMap coverage improves.
Click any column header to sort (click again to reverse). Click a row to expand its detail panel. Use the search box to filter by facility name, country or region, and the country menu to narrow to one country. Each facility links straight to Google Maps and a Google Earth flyover.
landuse=boatyard, amenity=boat_storage, boat_storage=*, plus storage-indicating leisure=marina and shop=boat entries. Names, coordinates and contact details reflect community-maintained map data and may be incomplete.| # | Facility | Country | Region | Kind | Website | Coordinates | Maps | Earth |
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