PORT LATTA
- AUPLA
- Latitude: -40.8356
- Longitude: 145.387
- East Australia
- Port in Australia
Location: Port Latta Tasmania Australia
Port Latta Overview:
Port Latta is a significant industrial port located on the northwest coast of Tasmania, Australia. Primarily known for its role in the export of processed iron ore, it has a substantial impact on the local economy and provides vital infrastructure for the mining sector.
Key Specifications:
- Location: Northwest coast of Tasmania, Australia
- Coordinates: Approximately 40.8378° S latitude and 145.3886° E longitude
- Primary Use: Export of iron ore and other mineral products
- Principal Operator: The port is closely associated with the mining operations of Grange Resources, notably linked to the Savage River mine.
- Facilities:
- Berths: One main berth with the capability of handling large bulk carriers.
- Loading Equipment: Conveyors and ship loaders designed specifically for iron ore.
- Storage Area: Stockpile areas for raw materials, generally segregated by type and grade of ore.
- Depth: The draught at Port Latta accommodates large vessels, typically up to Capesize bulk carriers, with depth generally around 15 meters or more.
- Navigation:
- Channel: The access channel to Port Latta is well-marked and maintained for safe passage of large bulk carriers.
- Pilotage: Pilotage services are generally available to assist in the safe navigation of vessels in and out of the port.
- Operational Times: Generally operates 24/7, subject to weather conditions and shipping schedules.
Additional Information:
- Transport Links: The port is connected to the Savage River mine by a 85-kilometer slurry pipeline, allowing for efficient transportation of iron ore concentrate to the port for processing and shipping.
- Environmental Considerations: Port Latta operates under strict environmental regulations to minimize the impact on the local marine and coastal ecosystem. This includes monitoring and mitigating dust and emissions from its operations.
- Economic Impact: The port plays a crucial role in Tasmania’s minerals and mining sector, facilitating a significant portion of the region's export activities.
Port Latta remains a strategic asset for Tasmania, enabling the efficient export of valuable mineral resources to international markets.
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Vessels in the port
Flag | Name | Type | Destination | Date/Time |
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GR22 | Port | 11/20/2024 | ||
GR35 | Port | 11/20/2024 | ||
RB LEAH | Cargo | AUPLA | 11/20/2024 | |
ENGAGE_RIVAL | Towing/Tug | PORT LATTA | 11/20/2024 | |
LMZ ATLAS | Cargo | PORT LATTA AUSTRALIA | 11/5/2024 | |
ALKIMOS HERACLES | Cargo | CNDAL>AUPLA | 10/25/2024 |