BEACON HILL
- USBAH
- Latitude: 40.8408
- Longitude: -73.6644
- US East Coast
- Marina in US
Location: Beacon Hill WA US
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Beacon Hill is not typically known as a marine port in the United States. Beacon Hill is primarily a well-known historic neighborhood in Boston, Massachusetts, renowned for its Federal-style rowhouses, narrow and gas-lit streets, and brick sidewalks. It is an affluent area with significant historical and architectural value but does not function as a marine port.
If you are referring to a different Beacon Hill associated with marine activities, please provide additional context or check the name again, as there might be a misunderstanding. For marine port descriptions and specifications, usually, you would look for details such as:
- Location: Geographical coordinates, country, and city.
- Port Type: Whether it is a cargo port, passenger port, fishing port, etc.
- Capacity: Information on the maximum tonnage, container handling capacity, and ship sizes the port can accommodate.
- Facilities: Warehousing, cranes, container terminals, dry docks, fueling stations, etc.
- Services: Customs, immigration, ship repair, maritime insurance, pilotage, and towing services.
- Access: Information on navigational channels, depths, tidal ranges, and pilotage requirements.
- Connectivity: Road, rail, and intra-port transportation options.
- Administration: Governing bodies or port authorities managing the port.
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