BROOKLYN

• CABKN
• Latitude: 44.0453
• Longitude: -64.6914
• East Coast Canada
• Marina in Canada

Location: Canada

As of my knowledge cutoff in October 2021, Brooklyn in Canada is likely referring to the port in Brooklyn, Nova Scotia. Here is a general description and some specifications for Brooklyn, Nova Scotia's marine port:

Brooklyn Marine Port Description

The Port of Brooklyn in Nova Scotia is a small, niche port primarily used for industrial and fishing purposes. Brooklyn is located in the Lunenburg County part of Nova Scotia, along the south shore of the province. While it's not among the major ports like Halifax, it still serves important local and regional economic functions.

Specifications

1. Location:

   • Coordinates: Approximately 44.0365° N, 64.7232° W
   • Province: Nova Scotia, Canada
   • Nearby Cities: Liverpool, NS

2. Port Facilities:

   • Docks/Piers: The port facilities generally include small docks suitable for fishing vessels, pleasure crafts, and occasional industrial use.
   • Loading and Unloading Equipment: Basic hoisting and handling equipment for smaller cargoes.
   • Storage: Limited on-site storage facilities, usually managed by local businesses.

3. Port Services:

   • Fueling Stations: Available for smaller vessels.
   • Maintenance and Repair: Basic repair services available for fishing vessels and small boats.
   • Fishing Infrastructure: Equipped to support local fishing operations, offering services like ice supplies and fish processing logistics.

4. Navigation:

   • Channel Depth: Generally suited for smaller drafts, varying between 3 to 5 meters depending on the tide.
   • Tidal Range: The tidal variations are average, so navigational planning is essential for entering and exiting the port.
   • Pilotage: Usually not required for smaller vessels, but recommended for unfamiliar larger ships.

5. Connectivity:

   • Road Access: Well-connected to local and regional road networks. Nearest major road is Highway 103.
   • Rail Access: Limited or non-existent, as the focus is more on road transport for cargo.
   • Airport: The closest major airport is Halifax Stanfield International Airport, which is over 150 km away and typically used for crew changes and smaller, urgent shipments rather than direct cargo flow.

6. Economic Role:

   • The port supports local industries such as fishing, small-scale manufacturing, and maritime-related services.
   • Tourism is incrementally contributing to the localized economy, leveraging the natural beauty and maritime heritage of the area.

Note

Always check with up-to-date sources or local port authorities for the latest information, as port facilities and capabilities can change. Brooklyn, as described here, reflects typical characteristics up until the last available information in 2021.