NEW MADRID
- USXNW
- Latitude: 36.5831
- Longitude: -89.5375
- Inland, USA
- Port in US
Location: New Madrid MO US
Marine Port: New Madrid, U.S.
General Description:
New Madrid is a strategically located port on the Mississippi River in the state of Missouri, United States. Known for its rich historical significance and robust agricultural surroundings, it provides vital logistical and transportation services for the movement of goods in the central United States.
Specifications:
Location:
- Latitude: Approximately 36.586° N
- Longitude: Approximately 89.533° W
- Waterway: Mississippi River
- State: Missouri
Port Infrastructure:
- Berths:
- Multiple berths accommodate various vessel sizes.
- Terminals:
- General cargo terminal.
- Bulk cargo terminal.
- Container handling facilities.
- Loading/Unloading Equipment:
- Cranes (mobile and fixed)
- Conveyor systems
- Heavy lift capabilities
- Forklifts and other material handling equipment
- Berths:
Capabilities:
- Cargo Types:
- Agricultural products (e.g., grains, soybeans)
- Bulk commodities (e.g., coal, aggregate)
- General cargo
- Containers
- Annual Throughput:
- Varies; capacities to handle millions of tons of cargo annually.
- Storage Facilities:
- Warehouses
- Open storage yards
- Silos (for grains and other bulk commodities)
- Cargo Types:
Transport Connectivity:
- Road: Connected by major highways (e.g., Interstate 55).
- Rail: Accessible via nearby railway lines.
- Water: Deep-draft access to the Mississippi River.
- Air: Nearest airports for cargo and passenger services located within a reasonable distance.
Additional Services:
- Customs and Immigration services for international cargo
- Pilotage services for safe navigation
- Tug and tow services for vessel assistance
- Logistics and freight forwarder services
- Ship repair and maintenance facilities
- Bunkering and refueling services
Economic Impact:
- Supports regional agriculture and industry by providing efficient export and import logistics.
- Generates employment and stimulates economic activities and local businesses.
Environmental and Regulatory Compliance:
- Adheres to U.S. Coast Guard regulations and environmental protection standards.
- Implements sustainable practices to minimize environmental impact.
Future Developments:
- Ongoing improvements in infrastructure and capacity enhancements.
- Plans to upgrade technology and equipment for better efficiency.
These specifications provide a broad overview of the capacities and services offered by the New Madrid port, reflecting its role as a crucial hub for maritime logistics in the U.S. Midwest.
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Vessels in the port
Flag | Name | Type | Destination | Date/Time |
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MARY KAY ECKSTEIN | Other | US^0WVV>11H0 | 12/28/2024 | |
JOHN WYLIE | Towing/Tug | NEW MADRID | 12/19/2024 |