NINGBO
- CNNBG
- Latitude: 29.9265
- Longitude: 121.853
- Central China
- Port in China
Location: Ningbo China
Web-site: http://www.portofningbo.com/
Marine Port Description and Specifications: Ningbo, China
Overview: Ningbo-Zhoushan Port, commonly referred to as Ningbo Port, is one of the busiest and most significant deep-water ports in the world. Located in the Zhejiang province of China, it serves as a crucial maritime gateway for international trade and logistics, particularly given its proximity to the thriving Yangtze River Delta economic zone.
Key Specifications:
Location:
- Coordinates: Approx. 29.8636° N, 121.5440° E
- Region: Zhejiang Province, Eastern China
- Proximity: Approximately 220 km south of Shanghai
Physical Characteristics:
- Natural Features: Deep-water port, minimal tidal variation, extensive coastline
- Total Area: Over 600 square kilometers of water areas and around 346 square kilometers of land areas.
Port Infrastructure:
- Berths: More than 600 berths, which includes both deep-water and regular berths
- Draft Depth: Varies across berths; maximum draft depth can accommodate vessels with a draft of up to 22.5 meters
- Terminals: Multiple specialized terminals including container terminals, bulk cargo terminals, oil and liquid chemical terminals, Ro-Ro terminals, and general cargo terminals
- Cranes: Equipped with advanced gantry cranes, mobile harbor cranes, and other specialized handling equipment
Handling Capacity:
- Container Throughput: Over 30 million TEUs (Twenty-foot Equivalent Units) annually
- Cargo Throughput: Handles approximately 1 billion metric tons of cargo annually, making it one of the world's largest ports by tonnage
Services and Facilities:
- Shipyards and Dry Docks: Numerous ship repair and maintenance facilities
- Warehousing: Expansive warehousing and storage options, including bonded warehouses and refrigerated storage
- Intermodal Connectivity: Extensive rail and road links connecting the port to inland China and beyond, including high-speed rail links and highways
- Logistics Services: Comprehensive logistics and supply chain services including freight forwarding, customs brokerage, and value-added services
Technology and Innovation:
- Smart Port Initiatives: Investments in port automation, digital systems, and smart technologies for efficient port management
- Environmental Measures: Implementation of green port strategies, including shore power facilities, reduced emissions initiatives, and waste management systems
Economic and Strategic Importance:
- Economic Hub: Key gateway for China's foreign trade, facilitating exports and imports for the region
- Strategic Location: Centrally located in the Yangtze River Delta, a primary economic zone contributing significantly to China’s GDP
- Proximity to Major Markets: Close access to major manufacturing and industrial hubs within China
Port Management:
- Operating Entity: Managed by Ningbo Zhoushan Port Group Co., Ltd.
- Regulatory Authorities: Subject to oversight by Chinese authorities, including local, provincial, and national maritime and port regulatory bodies.
Additional Features:
- Free Trade Zone: Adjacent Free Trade Zone offering incentives for international businesses and streamlined customs processes
- Expansion Projects: Ongoing expansion and development projects to further increase capacity and efficiency
Key Contacts:
- Port Authority: Ningbo Zhoushan Port Group Co., Ltd.
- Customer Service: Available for queries related to cargo handling, logistics services, and port operations
Ningbo Port is a pivotal asset in China's maritime landscape, playing an integral role in global shipping and logistics networks. Its advanced facilities, extensive connectivity, and strategic initiatives position it as a leading hub for international commerce.
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