PARK BELLERIVE

• Latitude: 45.932
• Longitude: -73.1516
• East Coast Canada
• Marina in Canada

Location: Canada

Park Bellerive is primarily recognized as a park rather than a significant marine port facility in Canada. To my knowledge up until 2021, Park Bellerive is better known as a public park located in Montreal, specifically in the Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve borough. Given this context, it's important to note that information on Park Bellerive as a marine port might be limited or non-existent since it is not a well-known maritime commercial port like those in major harbor cities such as Vancouver, Montreal, or Halifax.

However, if Park Bellerive is being utilized for small maritime activities such as docking for pleasure boats, private yachts, or small local crafts, this would not typically classify it as a commercial marine port. Instead, it would serve more recreational or minor transportation purposes.

Here are some general features you might find in small marinas or docking facilities, which might apply if Park Bellerive offers any maritime services:

1. Docking and Berthing: Facilities for mooring pleasure boats and small watercraft. This could include floating docks or fixed piers.
2. Utilities: Basic amenities such as water, electricity hook-ups, and fueling stations for replenishing supplies.
3. Access: Ramps or gangways for easy access to and from boats.
4. Navigation Aids: Markers and buoys to assist in safe navigation of the waterways.
5. Safety Features: Fire extinguishers, life rings, and first aid stations.
6. Sanitation: Waste disposal services, possibly including bilge pump-out stations and restrooms.
7. Maintenance & Repair Services: Small-scale repair facilities or associated services for maintenance of boats.

If you intended to refer to a different or similarly named marine facility in Canada, please provide more details, and I'll do my best to offer a comprehensive description and specifications based on available information.