AUX MOINES

• FRYSZ
• Latitude: 47.4922
• Longitude: -2.83315
• UK Coast & Atlantic
• Marina in France

Location: France

AUX MOINES is a lesser-known maritime location in France, and there appears to be some confusion regarding its exact specification in maritime records. However, for the sake of providing a broad overview, I'll draft a general descriptive template and specifications based on the typical details required for a port facility. If AUX MOINES is a smaller or specialized facility, details might be more sparse compared to larger, well-established ports.

Port Description: AUX MOINES, France

General Information:

• Port Name: AUX MOINES
• Country: France
• Location: Specific coordinates and region within France would be determined based on more precise geographic data. Typical coordinates are given in latitude and longitude.
• Port Type: Could range from a marina or small commercial port to a landing stage for localized fishing and smaller cargo/trade operations.
• Governing Authority: Likely managed by a local port authority or regional maritime organization.

Specifications:

1. Geographical Coordinates:

   • Latitude: To be specified
   • Longitude: To be specified

2. Harbor Characteristics:

   • Harbor Size: Small to Medium (based on assumed scale)
   • Berth Information: Specifics of quays, wharfs, and number of berths typically provided.
   • Draft Depth: Variable, precise depth pending. Often measured at berth locations and entry channels.

3. Facilities and Services:

   • Cargo Handling: Facilities might include basic cranes, fork-lifts, and other loading/unloading equipment.
   • Storage: Possible availability of warehouses, open storage areas, and perhaps refrigeration for perishables.
   • Repair Services: Likely presence of basic ship repair services, dry dock may not be available for larger vessels.

4. Navigation Information:

   • Channel Depth: To be ascertained based on hydrographic surveys.
   • Tidal Information: High and low tide ranges, which can significantly affect smaller ports.
   • Pilotage: Typically, pilotage services might be smaller scale or potentially coordinated with larger nearby ports.
   • Navigational Aids: Lights, markers, and potentially electronic navigation aids (e.g., VTS - Vessel Traffic Service).

5. Accessibility:

   • Nearest Major Port: Identify the nearest major port for relevant logistical coordination.
   • Road and Rail Connections: Description of how the port is connected to major transportation networks.
   • Airports: Nearest regional airport for facilitating air freight or travel.

6. Security and Regulations:

   • Customs: Presence of customs office for international consignments.
   • Port Security: Measures in place for port and cargo security adhering to ISPS (International Ship and Port Facility Security) Code.
   • Environmental Regulations: Typical compliance with national and international marine environmental standards.

7. Other Services:

   • Fuel Supply: Bunkering services available.
   • Fresh Water Supply: Availability of potable water for vessels.
   • Waste Disposal: Facilities for handling marine and port-related waste.
   • Logistics and Distribution: Basics of logistic services including trucking, freight forwarding.

8. Contact Information:

   • Port Authority: Contact for the local governing body or port administration.
   • Emergency Services: Contact details for local coast guard, marine police, emergency medical services.

Conclusion

This draft provides a general framework for describing a marine port like AUX MOINES in France. For precise and detailed information, one would typically refer to maritime guides, nautical almanacs, or contact local port authorities directly.