NAMROLE

• IDNRE
• Latitude: -3.85198
• Longitude: 126.726
• Indonesia
• Port in Indonesia

Location: Namrole Maluku Indonesia

Marine Port Description and Specification: Namrole Port, Indonesia

Overview

Namrole Port is a seaport located in Namrole, which is the capital of Buru Selatan Regency in Maluku Province, Indonesia. This port serves as a vital gateway facilitating the movement of goods and passengers within the region and connecting to other parts of Indonesia. As an integral part of the maritime infrastructure of the Maluku Islands, Namrole Port supports both local economies and broader logistical networks.

Port Specifications

• Location: Namrole, Buru Selatan Regency, Maluku Province, Indonesia
• Coordinates: Approximately 3°28' S latitude and 126°40' E longitude
• UN/Locode: IDNMR

Infrastructure and Facilities

1. Berths and Docks:

   • The port typically features multiple berths, capable of accommodating small to medium-sized vessels.
   • Infrastructure suitable for both cargo and passenger ships.
   • Designated areas for loading and unloading cargo.

2. Cargo Handling:

   • Equipped with cranes and other cargo handling equipment.
   • Supports various types of cargo including general cargo, containerized goods, and bulk cargo.
   • Warehouse facilities for temporary storage of goods.

3. Passenger Services:

   • Terminal facilities for passenger vessels.
   • Waiting areas and amenities for travelers.

4. Navigation:

   • Navigational aids to ensure safe entry and departure of vessels.
   • Regular dredging to maintain adequate depth to accommodate ships.

5. Customs and Security:

   • Customs clearance facilities for cargo.
   • Security measures in place to ensure safety and compliance with regulations.

6. Support Services:

   • Repair and maintenance services for vessels.
   • Fueling and provisioning facilities.

Connectivity

• Domestic Connections: Regular shipping routes connecting Namrole to other key ports in Indonesia, including Ambon, the provincial capital, as well as other islands in the Maluku and broader Indonesian archipelago.
• Road Access: Infrastructure connecting the port to the inland areas facilitates the movement of goods and passengers to and from the port.

Economic and Strategic Importance

• Regional Hub: Acts as a critical hub for the distribution of goods and services within the Maluku Islands.
• Economic Development: Supports local economies by facilitating trade and providing employment opportunities.
• Supporting Fisheries: Given the rich marine biodiversity in the region, the port plays a significant role in supporting the fishing industry.

Environmental and Operational Considerations

• Environmental Protection: Measures in place to mitigate environmental impacts, including waste management and pollution control.
• Operational Efficiency: Continuous improvements in operations to enhance efficiency and reduce turnaround times for vessels.

Namrole Port continues to develop and expand, playing a pivotal role in the maritime infrastructure of Maluku Province and contributing to the economic vitality of the region.