DAEJIN

• Latitude: 38.501
• Longitude: 128.4267
• North China
• Port in South Korea

Location: South Korea

Marine Port: DAEJIN, South Korea

General Overview: Daejin Port is a coastal port located in the northern part of South Korea. It lies in close proximity to the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) separating North and South Korea. The port serves as a significant hub for regional fishing activities and also supports a variety of other maritime operations.

Geographical Location:

• Latitude: 38.4692
• Longitude: 128.4670

Port Specifications and Facilities:

1. Berth Information:

   • Total berths: Multiple berths specifically suited for fishing vessels and smaller cargo ships.
   • Berth lengths: Vary depending on the specific berth assignment and vessel type.
   • Depth: The port has varied depth settings, typically ranging from around 5 to 10 meters, making it suitable for small to medium-sized vessels.

2. Cargo Handling:

   • Primarily supports fisheries and local cargo, including seafood and consumer goods.
   • Limited infrastructure for heavy cargo handling compared to major international ports.

3. Navigation:

   • Well-marked with navigational aids compliant with international regulations.
   • Pilots and tug services available for larger vessels.

4. Facilities and Services:

   • Cold storage and fish processing units to support the local fishing industry.
   • Bunkering and freshwater supply available.
   • Basic repair facilities for fishing and small cargo vessels.

5. Port Security:

   • Strict security measures due to its proximity to the DMZ.
   • Monitored by South Korean maritime and coast guard authorities.

6. Customs:

   • Operates customs for cargo entering and leaving South Korea.
   • Designated areas for quarantine and customs inspections.

7. Other Services:

   • Accommodation for crew members.
   • Fueling and provisioning services.
   • Waste disposal services and environmental controls adhering to national regulations.

Connectivity:

• Road Access: Well-connected by road to nearby cities and logistical hubs.
• No direct rail connection: The nearest rail services are available in adjacent larger cities.
• Additional Transport: Availability of local transport services including buses and taxis.

Economic Impact: Daejin port plays a crucial role in the regional economy, predominantly through its support of the local fishing industry. It also aids in maintaining the livelihoods of numerous fishing communities and offers some limited trade capabilities.

Environmental Initiatives:

• Implementation of sustainable fishing practices.
• Initiatives to minimize pollution and protect marine ecosystems.

Future Developments:

• Potential upgrades to port infrastructure to improve efficiency.
• Possible expansion to accommodate a higher volume of cargo and larger vessels.

Please note that port specifics such as exact berth lengths, depths, and handling capacities may vary and should be verified through official port authorities or their official documentation for the most accurate and detailed information.