SAINTE VICTOIR

• Latitude: 46
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• Longitude: -73.1667
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• East Coast Canada
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• Port in Canada

Address: Canada

There appears to be a misunderstanding or a mistake in the query. As of my latest knowledge update, there is no marine port named "Sainte Victoir" in Canada. However, if you meant an alternate or similarly named port, or if there has been a development after my last update in January 2022, I wouldn't have information on that specific port.

Canada does have various prominent marine ports such as the Port of Vancouver, the Port of Montreal, and the Port of Halifax, among others.

Example of a Canadian Port: Port of Vancouver

Description:

• Location: Situated in British Columbia, on the west coast of Canada.
• Significance: One of the largest and most diversified ports in North America. Handles cargo from major global economies, especially the Asia-Pacific region.

Specifications:

• Cargo Types: Includes container cargo, automobiles, bulk commodities, break-bulk, and cruise ships.
• Annual Throughput: Handles over 147 million tons of cargo annually.
• Handling Equipment: Modern container terminals, bulk cargo facilities, and advanced logistical infrastructure.
• Accessibility: Connected to major railways (e.g., Canadian National Railway, Canadian Pacific Railway) and highways.
• Infrastructure: Includes terminals for various cargo types, shipyards, and extensive warehousing facilities.

If "Sainte Victoir" was a typographical error or a newly developed port, I would recommend checking the most recent maritime publications or the official Canadian Port Authorities websites for up-to-date information on new or smaller port developments.

For accurate information, you could also contact:

• Transport Canada: The government department responsible for developing regulations, policies, and services on transportation in Canada.
• Local Port Authorities: They can provide specific details and updates regarding operations and facilities.

If you need information on another specific port, please provide the correct name and any additional details that might help identify it clearly.