CILEGON

  • IDCGN
  • Latitude: -5.959179
  • Longitude: 106.1089
  • Indonesia
  • Port in Indonesia

Location: Cilegon Banten Indonesia

Cilegon Marine Port Overview

Location:

  • Latitude: Approximately 6° 0' S
  • Longitude: Approximately 106° 0' E
  • Country: Indonesia
  • Province: Banten
  • Proximity: Located in the western part of Java Island, near the Sunda Strait.

Description:

Cilegon is a significant industrial port city, primarily known for its steel production and related industries. The port provides essential services for the import and export activities of various goods, including raw materials and finished products.

Key Specifications:

Infrastructure:

  1. Berths and Terminals:

    • Multiple berths accommodating different cargo types.
    • Specialized terminals for bulk cargo, steel, and other industrial products.
  2. Draft Depth:

    • Varies depending on the berth, generally ranging from 10 to 18 meters, catering to various vessel sizes including Panamax and smaller vessels.
  3. Port Facilities:

    • Warehouses and storage facilities.
    • Cranes and loading equipment for different cargo types.
    • Anchorage areas.
    • Bunker services for refueling ships.
  4. Connectivity:

    • Road links to major industrial and commercial zones.
    • Rail connections facilitating cargo transfer to and from the hinterland.

Operations:

  • Cargo Types Handled:

    • Bulk cargo (e.g., coal, minerals)
    • Breakbulk cargo
    • Steel and related products
    • General cargo
    • Containers in limited quantities
  • Port Services:

    • Pilotage and towage.
    • Customs and clearance services.
    • Cargo handling and logistics support.
    • Ship repair and maintenance facilities.
  • Management:

    • Operated by various stakeholders including government bodies and private corporations.

Environmental and Safety:

  • Adherence to international safety and environmental standards.
  • Waste management protocols and pollution control measures in place.

Economic Importance:

  • A crucial node for Indonesia's trade, particularly for the steel industry.
  • Supports regional economic growth by facilitating industrial activities and employment.

Future Developments:

  • Continuous upgrades and expansions to accommodate increasing trade volumes.
  • Potential plans for deeper berths and more advanced cargo handling technology to improve efficiency.

Challenges:

  • Managing port congestion and ensuring efficient logistics.
  • Environmental impacts and sustainability concerns, particularly related to industrial activities.

Contact Information:

  • Port Authority Offices: Locations within the port area for administrative and operational purposes.
  • Customer Service: Available for inquiries related to shipping, cargo, and logistics services.

For the most current and detailed information, including specifics about tariffs, operational hours, and latest infrastructure developments, it’s recommended to contact the Cilegon port authority directly or visit their official website.

Vessels in the port

Flag Name Type Destination Date/Time
KMP JACKWIN Passenger 04:28:17
KN.JEMBIO P.215 Port 04:25:41
KMP JNW2 Towing/Tug 04:24:12
TB NELLY 37 Towing/Tug 04:06:54
KMP.REINNA Other 03:58:51
MT.SERENA III Tanker DOCKHTS 03:58:15
TANJUNG BAHARI 56 Towing/Tug 03:43:33
TB WAHANA 1805 Towing/Tug DUMAI 03:28:18
TB CAPRICORN 64 Towing/Tug 03:26:15
TB.WGM 212 Towing/Tug 02:58:39
KN. KUJANG P. 201 Port 02:28:57
SYAFIRA ONE Towing/Tug 01:25:20
LCT.VIPMULIA Cargo BINTUNI 12:59:12
KMP JWS Other BOJO-BAKAU PP 12:59:10
MERATUS GOWA Cargo ID CILEGON 12:58:29
UNITED XII Towing/Tug TANJUNG BATANG 12:57:54
TB AQUARIUS II Towing/Tug 12:57:09
TB.ANUGRAH 12 Towing/Tug 12:33:11
TB BLM JAYA 01 Towing/Tug 12:32:29
TB.ANUGEHBERSAMA2578 Towing/Tug 12:29:11

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