REAL

• CARBD
• Latitude: 45.2147
• Longitude: -74.3192
• East Coast Canada
• Marina in Canada

Location: Canada

As of my knowledge cutoff in October 2021, there isn't a known marine port specifically named "REAL" in Canada. It's possible that it might be a smaller, private, or newly established port not widely recognized or it could be an acronym or a miscommunication.

However, here are descriptions and specifications for a few of Canada's major and significant marine ports:

Port of Vancouver

• Location: British Columbia
• Key Specifications:
  • Facilities: The port comprises 28 major marine terminals handling container, bulk, breakbulk, and ro-ro (roll-on/roll-off) cargo.
  • Draught: Variable but can accommodate Panamax and post-Panamax vessels.
  • Annual Throughput: Over 3.4 million TEUs (Twenty-foot Equivalent Units) with a significant volume of bulk cargoes like grain, coal, and petroleum products.
• Features: It is Canada's largest and North America's most diversified port, connecting to over 170 economies globally.

Port of Montreal

• Location: Quebec
• Key Specifications:
  • Facilities: Includes multiple container, bulk, and general cargo terminals with extensive rail and truck transfer capabilities.
  • Draught: Approximately 11 meters.
  • Annual Throughput: Over 1.7 million TEUs, focusing significantly on containerized cargo.
• Features: Operates year-round despite being located on the St. Lawrence River, with icebreaking services in winter. It is a critical hub for cargoes entering and leaving the Canadian hinterland and the Midwest United States.

Port of Halifax

• Location: Nova Scotia
• Key Specifications:
  • Facilities: Two major container terminals, Ro-Ro facilities, bulk terminals, and cruise ship terminals.
  • Draught: Up to 16.5 meters, capable of handling Ultra Large Container Vessels (ULCV).
  • Annual Throughput: Over 540,000 TEUs.
• Features: Boasts some of the deepest, ice-free waters on the Atlantic seaboard and offers excellent rail connectivity for inland distribution.

Port of Prince Rupert

• Location: British Columbia
• Key Specifications:
  • Facilities: A major container terminal at Fairview, bulk cargo terminals, and a grain terminal.
  • Draught: Around 18.7 meters.
  • Annual Throughput: Over 1 million TEUs and extensive bulk cargo operations.
• Features: Known for its strategic location closer to Asia which reduces shipping times. It has a modern rail connection that integrates with the broader North American network.

If you can provide more details or clarify if "REAL" stands for a specific region, acronym, or any additional specifics, I can provide more accurate information!