NESS
- GBNSA
- Latitude: 58.4917
- Longitude: -6.22528
- UK Coast & Atlantic
- Marina in UK
Location: UK
Port of Ness, UK (Hypothetical)
The description and specifications provided here relate to a hypothetical "Port of Ness" in the UK. Real ports may vary and require specific details for accurate information.
General Overview:
- Location: Ness, United Kingdom
- Coordinates: Approximate Latitude 57.7256° N, Longitude 6.2611° W
- Operational Authority: Ness Port Authority
- Port Type: Deepwater Port
Facilities and Infrastructure:
- Harbor Type: Natural/Artificial
- Total Berths: 8
- Accessible Berths Lengths: Range between 100m to 350m
- Draft Depth: Up to 14m, accommodating large vessels
- Anchorage Area: Available for deeper draft ships
- Tidal Range: Average of 3.5 meters
Cargo Handling:
- Container Terminals: One main terminal equipped with modern handling facilities
- Bulk Terminals: Separate facilities for dry bulk and liquid bulk cargoes
- Storage Facilities: Warehouses, cold storage, and open storage areas
- Cranage: Mobile and fixed cranes with heavy lift capabilities up to 120 tonnes
Navigational Aids:
- Lighthouses: 2 major operational lighthouses
- Buoys: Strategically placed aiding navigation
- Pilotage: Compulsory for larger vessels
- Tug Services: Available 24/7 with powerful tugs for maneuvers and docking assistance
Support Services:
- Ship Repair Yard: Fully equipped for maintenance and emergency repairs
- Fueling Station: Bunkering services available
- Customs and Security: Operates under UK Border Force regulations
- Quarantine Facilities: Available for health and sanitary checks
Connectivity:
- Road Link: Direct access to major highways (e.g., M6, A6 routes)
- Rail Connectivity: Linked to the national rail network for cargo transfers
- Air Transport: Nearest airport within 30 miles with cargo facilities
Environmental and Safety:
- Oil Spill Response: Measures and equipment in place for any incidents
- Waste Management: Compliant with MARPOL regulations
- Safety Protocols: Strict adherence to International Maritime Organization (IMO) standards
Commercial and Economic Impact:
- Annual Throughput Capacity: Estimated at 20 million tonnes of various cargoes
- Economic Contribution: Significant employment and trade facilitation for the region
- Port Services: Diverse, including logistics, supply chain management, and mooring services
Future Developments:
- Expansion Plans: Proposals in place for an additional container terminal
- Green Initiatives: Investment in sustainable energy and reducing carbon footprint
Additional Notes:
- Communication: Equipped with modern VHF, AIS, and SATCOM systems for vessel communication
- Partnerships: Collaborations with international and regional port authorities
Contact Information:
For more details, shipping schedules, or operational inquiries, contact the Ness Port Authority via their official website or office.
Note: This description is a generalized depiction and not based on an actual existing port known as the "Port of Ness" in the UK.
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