KARACA

• TRKBY
• Latitude: 36.9436
• Longitude: 28.1894
• East Mediterranean
• Port in Turkey

Location: Marmaris Muğla Turkey

As of my knowledge cutoff date in October 2021, "Karaca" does not appear to be widely recognized as a name associated with a major marine port in Turkey. However, Turkey is home to several well-known ports that facilitate substantial maritime trade and traffic. Some of the primary marine ports in Turkey include Istanbul, Izmir (Alsancak), Mersin, and others that are well-established in international shipping and logistics.

Here’s a brief overview of some key ports in Turkey:

Port of Istanbul

• Location: Northwest Turkey, on the Sea of Marmara.
• Facilities:
  • Container terminals
  • Bulk cargo terminals
  • General cargo handling equipment
  • Passenger terminals for cruise ships
• Significance: Major hub for international shipping and regional commerce, connecting Europe to Asia.

Port of Izmir (Alsancak)

• Location: Western Turkey, on the Aegean Sea.
• Facilities:
  • Container terminals
  • Ro-Ro (Roll-on/Roll-off) facilities
  • Bulk cargo and liquid cargo terminals
  • General cargo handling
• Significance: One of Turkey's largest ports, crucial for trade with Europe, the Americas, and Middle East.

Port of Mersin

• Location: Southern Turkey on the Mediterranean coast.
• Facilities:
  • Large container terminal
  • Bulk and general cargo handling facilities
  • Easy access to logistics and warehousing
• Significance: Important maritime gateway for trade in the Eastern Mediterranean region.

Port of Antalya

• Location: Southwest Turkey on the Mediterranean coast.
• Facilities:
  • General cargo and bulk cargo handling
  • Passenger terminals for ferry services
  • Container terminal (smaller in comparison to other major ports)
• Significance: Primarily serves tourism, alongside some cargo handling.

Karaca and Smaller Ports

If there is a port named "Karaca," it may be a local or specialized port, possibly serving regional or specific industrial activities such as fishing, small-scale cargo handling, or local trade. Detailed information about smaller or specialized ports isn't always readily available in global databases, and they might not have the extensive facilities seen in larger ports. For precise details, contacting local maritime authorities or port administration offices would be necessary.

General Port Specifications in Turkey

• Navigation: Most major Turkish ports are equipped with modern navigation aids, pilotage services, and VHF communication systems.
• Depth: Varies significantly; main ports like Istanbul and Izmir can accommodate deep-draft vessels (over 15 meters).
• Cargo Handling: Ranges from container handling to bulk cargo, liquid cargo, and general cargo.
• Connectivity: Well-connected to road and rail networks for efficient inland transportation and distribution.

It is advisable to refer to the latest maritime directories, or contact regional maritime authorities for the most current and detailed information, particularly if searching for lesser-known or newly established ports.