OHIOVIEW

• Latitude: 40.65
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• Longitude: -80.3833
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• Inland, USA
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• Port in US

Address: US

OhioView is not a marine port. It is actually a consortium of universities, government agencies, and other entities in Ohio that focuses on promoting the use of remote sensing and geospatial data. Their initiatives often include research, education, and applications in areas such as environmental monitoring, urban planning, and agriculture.

For marine port information, here are a few well-known ports in Ohio:

1. Port of Cleveland:

   • Location: Cleveland, Ohio, on the southern shore of Lake Erie.
   • Facilities: The port includes general cargo terminals, bulk cargo terminals, and intermodal facilities.
   • Services: Offers cargo handling, storage, distribution, and other logistics services. It handles bulk goods like iron ore, limestone, and agricultural products, as well as general cargo and containers.
   • Specifications: The depth of the shipping channel can accommodate ships requiring around 27 feet of draft.

2. Port of Toledo:

   • Location: Toledo, Ohio, at the western end of Lake Erie.
   • Facilities: It has several terminals including general cargo terminals, bulk terminals, and specialized facilities like grain elevators.
   • Services: It provides services for handling and storing bulk commodities, general cargo, and also offers intermodal transportation links.
   • Specifications: The shipping channel depth is generally maintained at around 28 feet.

3. Port of Lorain:

   • Location: Lorain, Ohio, on Lake Erie.
   • Facilities: Includes terminals for various bulk commodities.
   • Services: Primarily serves bulk cargo like iron ore, coal, and limestone.

If you meant another specific port or need details on Ohio's port system in general, feel free to provide more details or clarify your request!