NANTONG
- CNNTG
- Latitude: 31.973
- Longitude: 120.865
- Central China
- Port in China
Location: Nantong Jiangsu China
Phone number: +86-513-1234-5678
Web-site: http://www.ntport.com.cn
Marine Port Description: Nantong, China
Overview: Nantong port, located in Jiangsu province along the northern bank of the Yangtze River, is one of China's major coastal ports and a key hub for international trade. Strategically positioned near the confluence of the Yangtze River and the East China Sea, it plays a critical role in the economic connectivity of the Yangtze River Delta region.
Key Features and Specifications:
Location:
- Coordinates: Approximately 31.98° N latitude and 120.87° E longitude.
- Proximity: About 120 km northwest of Shanghai, part of the greater Yangtze River Delta region.
Port Infrastructure:
- Terminals: Multiple specialized terminals including general cargo, container, bulk cargo, Ro-Ro, and liquid bulk terminals.
- Berths: Over 100 berths, with various depths and capacities to accommodate a range of vessel sizes, including Panamax and Post-Panamax ships.
- Water Depth: Drafts vary, with main channels and berths typically providing sufficient depth for deep-draft vessels. The approach channel is regularly dredged to maintain depths conducive to large vessel traffic.
Cargo Handling:
- Types of Cargo: Handles a diverse array of cargo types including containers, coal, iron ore, crude oil, chemicals, agricultural products, machinery, and project cargo.
- Equipment: Equipped with modern gantry cranes, mobile cranes, conveyor systems, and other specialized equipment to ensure efficient loading and unloading operations.
Storage Facilities:
- Warehousing: Extensive on-terminal and off-terminal warehousing to handle containerized and bulk goods.
- Tank Farms: Facilities for storage of oils, chemicals, and other liquid bulk products.
Connectivity:
- Road and Rail: Excellent connectivity via extensive road networks and rail links, facilitating inland distribution throughout the populous and industrialized Yangtze River Delta region.
- River Transport: Integrated with river transport services, leveraging the Yangtze River to provide feeder services to and from other regional ports.
Port Services:
- Pilotage and Towage: Available to ensure safe navigation through the port's waters.
- Bunkering: Fueling services for vessels.
- Ship Repair and Maintenance: Facilities available for routine and emergency repairs.
- Customs and Immigration: Efficient processing of goods and clearances to facilitate international trade.
Development and Expansion:
- Ongoing Projects: Continuous expansion and modernization projects to increase capacity and improve efficiency. Recent initiatives include the development of deeper berths, automation technologies, and green port practices.
Environmental Measures:
- Sustainability Efforts: Implementation of green initiatives such as emission control measures, waste management systems, and the use of shore power to reduce the environmental footprint.
Strategic Importance:
- Economic Role: Serves as a vital export and import gateway for Jiangsu province, one of China's most developed areas, contributing significantly to the regional and national economy.
- Regional Integration: Enhances connectivity within the Yangtze River Delta Economic Zone, further integrating it into global supply chains.
Administration:
- The port is managed by Nantong Port Group Co., Ltd., which oversees its operations, development, and strategic initiatives.
Nantong Port continues to grow in significance, shaping itself as a vital node in China's maritime infrastructure and global trade network.
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Vessels in the port
Flag | Name | Type | Destination | Date/Time |
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HUA XI TUO 9 | Towing/Tug | ZHENJIANG | 5/14/2025 |