MIDDLESEX

• USMIS
• Latitude: 41.4317
• Longitude: -72.4494
• US East Coast
• Marina in US

Location: US

It appears there might be some confusion regarding the specific location "Middlesex" in relation to marine ports in the United States, as "Middlesex" is often associated with regions in New Jersey and Massachusetts, among others. However, neither of these states has a marine port specifically named "Middlesex" that is widely recognized in maritime contexts.

To provide a helpful response, I'll focus on ports in regions known to have places named Middlesex:

Middlesex County, New Jersey

One significant port in New Jersey which might be connected to Middlesex County is the Port of New York and New Jersey. While the Port itself is primarily associated with New York City and Newark, its extensive reach affects the surrounding counties, including Middlesex County.

Port of New York and New Jersey

• Location: Primarily in Newark, Elizabeth, and Bayonne, NJ, it extends to the New Jersey-New York Harbor.

• Coordinates: Approx. 40.7128° N, 74.0060° W

• Facilities:

  • Container Terminals: Multiple, including APM Terminals, Maher Terminals, and Port Newark Container Terminal.
  • Bulk Cargo Facilities: Handles various bulk cargoes including petroleum, chemicals, and food products.
  • Ro-Ro (Roll-On/Roll-Off): Able to handle a significant volume of vehicles.
  • Rail Connections: Extensive rail connections via NJ Transit and other railroads.

• Specifications:

  • Draught Depth: Up to 50 feet in some berths.
  • Channel Depth: Recently deepened to 50 feet to accommodate the largest vessels.
  • Berthing: Multiple berths with sophisticated mooring systems.
  • Cargo Handling Equipment: Modern cranes, including post-Panamax cranes.
  • Storage: Extensive warehousing and open storage facilities, including cold storage.

• Operational Details:

  • Port Authority: Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
  • Annual Cargo Volume: Over 3 million TEUs (twenty-foot equivalent units).
  • Economic Impact: Major economic driver for New Jersey and the wider region, providing employment and facilitating trade.

Middlesex County, Massachusetts

While Middlesex County, Massachusetts does not have its own major port, it is in proximity to the Port of Boston, which serves the entire New England region.

Port of Boston

• Location: Boston, Massachusetts.

• Coordinates: Approx. 42.3611° N, 71.0589° W

• Facilities:

  • Container Terminals: Conley Terminal.
  • Cruise Terminals: Black Falcon Cruise Terminal.
  • Bulk Cargo Facilities: Handles various cargo types, including petroleum and liquid natural gas.

• Specifications:

  • Draught Depth: Up to 45 feet.
  • Channel Depth: Regular dredging activities maintain navigability.
  • Berthing: Modern berths with facilities to support large container ships.
  • Cargo Handling Equipment: Advanced gantry cranes and other handling equipment.
  • Storage: Extensive warehousing and logistics facilities.

• Operational Details:

  • Port Authority: Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport).
  • Annual Cargo Volume: Significant though smaller compared to top-tier ports; over 300,000 TEUs.
  • Economic Impact: Vital for New England’s economy, supporting trade and tourism.

I hope this provides the information you were seeking. If "Middlesex" refers to a different specific place or port, please provide additional context for a more tailored description.