PATCHOGUE

• USPCP
• Latitude: 40.748
• Longitude: -73.0091
• US East Coast
• Marina in US

Location: US

Patchogue Marine Port Overview

Patchogue is a village located on the south shore of Long Island in Suffolk County, New York. It is part of the Town of Brookhaven. Although Patchogue is not widely recognized as a major commercial port, it features several maritime facilities catering primarily to recreational boating, small commercial vessels, and local fishing activities.

General Information

• Location: Patchogue, Suffolk County, Long Island, New York, USA
• Coordinates: Approximately 40.76°N latitude and 73.02°W longitude
• Body of Water: Great South Bay, leading towards the Atlantic Ocean

Marina and Port Facilities

Marina

• Types: Multiple marinas catering largely to small vessels, pleasure boats, and yachts
• Services: Docking, boat rentals, repairs, refueling, and general maintenance
• Capacity: Varies by marina, with many accommodating vessels up to around 100 feet in length

Patchogue River

• Navigation: Accessible for small to mid-sized boats, with some limitations on larger vessels due to depth and width constraints
• Docks and Slips: Numerous private and public docks available
• Maintenance Facilities: Boat yards and repair shops are available for servicing and maintenance

Commercial Activity

• Primary Activities: Recreational boating, local fishing, and tourism
• Commercial Fishing: Limited but active, primarily supporting local seafood markets
• Cargo and Shipping: Minimal, generally restricted to small-scale operations

Accessibility

• Highways: Convenient access from major Long Island highways such as the Sunrise Highway (NY-27)
• Public Transport: Nearby Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) stations offer rail access

Additional Services and Amenities

• Restaurants and Shops: Several dining, shopping, and entertainment options along the waterfront and nearby Main Street
• Lodging: Various accommodation options, including hotels and bed & breakfasts, tailored mostly to tourists and boaters
• Parks and Recreation: Multiple parks, cultural venues, and recreational facilities are within proximity to the waterfront

Environmental and Regulatory Information

• Environmental Considerations: Coastal and marine regulations in place to protect the Great South Bay's ecosystem, including specific rules on waste disposal, fishing, and boating activities
• Governing Bodies: Managed and regulated by local and state authorities, including the Town of Brookhaven and New York State Department of Environmental Conservation

Future Developments

• Ongoing Projects: Initiatives to enhance waterfront accessibility, improve marina facilities, and revitalizing surrounding areas with potential future developments aimed at boosting tourism and local business

Contact Information

• Local Authorities: Patchogue Village Hall and Brookhaven Town Office
• Marinas and Services: Individual marina contact details available via local directories and port authority listings

Patchogue's marine port facilities, while modest compared to larger commercial ports, play a vital role in the local economy and community by supporting recreational boating, fishing, and tourism.