ICOARACHI

Location: Icoaraci PA Brazil

General Information

Name: Icoaraci (Port of Icoaraci)
Location: Icoaraci is a district within the city of Belém, the capital of the state of Pará, in northern Brazil.
Geographic Coordinates: Approximately 1.2924° S latitude, 48.3277° W longitude.
Type: Riverine port, as it is located along the banks of the Pará River, which is part of the greater Amazon River system.

Primary Use: Cargo handling, passenger transport, and local fishery support.
Accessibility: The port can be accessed by inland river navigation, particularly conducive for vessels navigating the Amazon and its tributaries.
Main Imports/Exports:
- Imports: Machinery, manufactured goods, and some consumer products.
- Exports: Local fishing produce, regional agriculturally based products, and timber.
Facilities:
- Berths: Multiple berths designed for small to medium-sized vessels.
- Cargo Handling Equipment: Equipped with basic loading and unloading gear appropriate for handling local cargo.
- Passenger Terminals: Facilities for ferry services and tour boats catering to both local transport and tourism.

Warehousing: Limited warehouse space available for both general and refrigerated storage.
Customs and Security: Basic customs facilities and security protocols in place for cargo inspection and clearance.
Transportation Links: Well-connected to road networks leading to Belém and other parts of the state of Pará. Public transport is also available for easier movement of passengers.
Navigation Aids: Standard riverine navigation aids to help pilotage in the river channel.
Communication: VHF marine radio frequencies monitored for vessel communication.

Environmental Practices: Observes Brazilian environmental laws concerning riverine and coastal ecosystems, which include measures for pollution control and waste management.
Regulations: Compliance with national and international maritime regulations, overseen by the relevant Brazilian authorities.

Economic Role: Vital for supporting the local economy of Icoaraci and the surrounding regions by enabling trade and providing employment opportunities.
Community Impact: The port is an integral part of the local lifestyle, especially with its role in fishery and passenger transport, contributing to community development and connectivity.

Whether it’s used for commercial or personal travel, the Port of Icoaraci serves as an essential hub in northern Brazil's dynamic riverine network.