AKRA THINNI
- Latitude: 37.3906
- Longitude: 23.0767
- East Mediterranean
- Marina in Greece
Location: Greece
AKRA THINNI is a maritime location in Greece, functioning as a port or anchorage. The precise specifications and detailed description may vary based on the specific maritime charts and local navigational guides. However, I can provide a general template commonly used to describe such ports or anchorages:
AKRA THINNI Marine Port Description and Specification
Location:
- Geographic Coordinates: [Exact latitude and longitude to be derived from nautical charts]
- Region: Greece, situated in the southern part of the Aegean Sea.
- Proximity to Major Cities: Distance and bearing from major nearby cities such as Athens or Piraeus.
Physical Characteristics:
- Harbor Type: Natural/Artificial
- Navigational Aids: Lighthouses, buoys, beacons, and other aids to navigation present in the area.
- Tidal Information: Typical tidal range, types of tides (semidiurnal, diurnal, mixed)
- Sea Conditions: Common wave heights, currents, prevailing wind directions, and speeds.
- Water Depth: Depth ranges at anchorage points and alongside berthing areas. Usually provided in meters or feet.
Infrastructure:
- Berthing Facilities: Number and types of berths (e.g., commercial, ferry, fishing, leisure), berth length, depth alongside, fendering systems.
- Cargo Handling: Types of cargo facilities available (bulk, container, liquid, Ro-Ro), cranes, storage areas.
- Support Services: Availability of bunkering (fuel), fresh water, waste disposal, repair facilities, customs, and immigration services.
- Anchorage Areas: Designated anchorage zones, holding ground quality (sand, mud, rocks), and spacing considerations.
Access and Navigation:
- Approach Channels: Depth and width of entrance channels, navigational hazards such as rocks or reefs.
- Harbor Master Services: Contact information and communication channels (VHF channels, telephone, email).
- Pilotage: Whether pilotage is compulsory or optional, availability of pilot boats, contact details for pilot services.
- Security Measures: ISPS Code compliance, port security protocols, perimeter fencing, surveillance systems.
Environmental Considerations:
- Environmental Protection: Measures in place to protect the marine environment, waste management protocols, prohibited activities.
- Weather Conditions: Seasonal and daily weather patterns, typical temperatures, potential for storms or adverse weather.
Nearby Facilities and Amenities:
- Local Services: Availability of provisions, medical facilities, accommodation options.
- Transport Links: Connections to road, rail, or ferry services, proximity to airports.
Regulations:
- Port Regulations: Local rules and regulations governing vessel operations, anchorage, cargo handling, and crew conduct.
Additional Information:
- Points of Interest: Nearby historical sites, tourist attractions, and cultural points of interest.
- Recent Developments: Information on ongoing or upcoming port expansion projects, latest updates on port operations.
Please note that the above details must be cross-verified with updated nautical charts, local maritime authorities, and official publications such as the Admiralty Sailing Directions or equivalent publications provided by local hydrographic offices for precise and up-to-date information.
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