ORANGEDALE FISHERMAN

• CAOGD
• Latitude: 45.9006
• Longitude: -61.0872
• East Coast Canada
• Marina in Canada

Location: Canada

Orangedale Fisherman in Canada is a relatively small and specialized marine port primarily serving the local fishing community. Below is a detailed description and specification of the port:

General Overview

• Location: Orangedale, Nova Scotia, Canada
• Primary Function: Fishing port for local commercial and recreational fisherman
• Operational Authority: Managed by local government and maritime authorities

Infrastructure and Facilities

• Docks and Berths:

  • Includes multiple docking areas for fishing boats.
  • Accommodates small to medium-sized vessels typically used in commercial and sport fishing.

• Storage Facilities:

  • Refrigerated storage available for temporary holding of catches.
  • Gear and supply storage units for fishermen.

• Support Services:

  • Fish processing facilities for cleaning and preparing fish for market.
  • Ice provisions to help preserve catches.

• Maintenance and Fueling:

  • Basic repair services are available for boats.
  • Fueling station on-site for diesel and gasoline.

Navigation and Safety

• Navigational Aids:

  • Standard buoys and markers to aid in safe navigation.
  • Lighted markers for nighttime and poor visibility conditions.

• Safety Equipment:

  • Emergency response team available.
  • First aid facilities and equipment.
  • Firefighting equipment stationed near the docks.

Accessibility

• Road Connectivity:

  • Accessible via regional roads, allowing transport of catch to local markets.
  • Parking areas for vehicles and transport trucks.

• Public Amenities:

  • Restrooms and waiting areas for visitors and crew members.
  • A small office for administrative purposes and information services.

Environmental and Regulatory Compliance

• Environmental Protections:

  • Measures in place to manage waste and prevent pollution.
  • Compliance with Canadian environmental regulations for marine ports.

• Inspection and Compliance:

  • Regular inspections by maritime authorities to ensure safety and regulatory adherence.
  • Fishing vessels require necessary permits and adherence to fishing quotas.

Community and Economic Impact

• Economic Role:

  • Significant contributor to the local economy through commercial fishing activities.
  • Supports local businesses including markets, suppliers, and service providers.

• Community Engagement:

  • Local fishermen’s associations and cooperatives often play a role in port activities.
  • Community events occasionally held at the port to promote local fishing heritage and tourism.

Orangedale Fisherman serves as a vital hub for the local fishing industry, offering essential support and services tailored to the needs of fishermen while ensuring safe and environmentally responsible operations.