BINZHOU

• CNBIN
• Latitude: 37.327
• Longitude: 118.028
• North China
• Port in China

Location: Binzhou Shandong Province China

Port Overview: Binzhou Port

Location:
Binzhou Port is situated on the northern coast of Shandong Province in the People's Republic of China. Positioned along the Bohai Sea, it's a vital part of the Chinese port infrastructure, playing a key role in regional trade and logistics.

Coordinates:
Approximately 37.37° N latitude and 117.97° E longitude.

Port Type:
Binzhou is a seaport primarily serving bulk cargo shipping, but its facilities may accommodate various types of vessels.

Facilities and Infrastructure:

1. Terminals and Berths:

   • Multiple berths designed to handle different types of cargo including bulk, breakbulk, and potentially containerized cargo.
   • Specialized terminals for handling commodities such as coal, ores, minerals, agricultural products, and other bulk goods.

2. Cargo Handling Equipment:

   • Advanced loading and unloading equipment including cranes, conveyor systems, and other machinery designed for efficient cargo handling.
   • Storage facilities like warehouses and open storage yards for temporary storage of goods.

3. Navigation and Accessibility:

   • Modern navigation aids to assist vessels in safe docking and departure.
   • Deep-draft berths to accommodate large bulk carriers.
   • Tug services and pilotage available to ensure safe and efficient maneuvering within the port vicinity.

4. Port Services:

   • Customs and inspection services for imports and exports.
   • Ship repair and maintenance facilities.
   • Bunkering services providing fuel for vessels.

5. Connectivity:

   • Well-connected to inland transport options including road and rail networks facilitating the smooth transfer of goods to and from the hinterland.
   • Proximity to key industrial and economic zones within Shandong Province.

Specifications:

• Depth: Varies depending on specific berths, with some berths at deep-draft accommodating larger vessels.
• Handling Capacity: Annually capable of handling millions of tons of cargo, though specific figures can vary.
• Operational Hours: Typically 24/7 to maximize efficiency and accommodate international shipping schedules.

Economic and Strategic Importance: Binzhou Port is crucial for the local economy, promoting the industrial and commercial activities in the region. It also strengthens the logistical chain within Northern China, facilitating both domestic and international trade.

By fostering economic development and supporting industrial growth in Shandong province and neighboring regions, Binzhou Port plays a critical role in the national and regional logistics network.