SEEB

• OMSEE
• Latitude: 23.6999
• Longitude: 58.148
• Arabian Gulf
• Port in Oman

Location: Seeb Oman

As of my last knowledge update in October 2021, Seeb, a suburb of Muscat, the capital city of Oman, primarily serves as a residential and commercial area rather than being known for major port activities. The primary ports of significance in Oman include Port Sultan Qaboos in Muscat, Sohar Port, Duqm Port, and Salalah Port.

However, if there have been developments in Seeb regarding port facilities since then, it would be best to consult the latest maritime publications or local sources. Given the available information, I can provide details typically considered when documenting port specifications, which can be adapted for any updates:

Common Marine Port Specifications

• Location: Coordinates, proximity to major city/town, access channels.
• Harbor type: Natural or artificially constructed, presence of breakwaters.
• Cargo handling: Types of cargo (containers, bulk, liquid, RORO), equipment available.
• Berthing capacity: Number and size of berths, maximum vessel dimensions.
• Storage facilities: Warehouses, container yards, cold storage, tank farms.
• Draft depth: Minimum and maximum water depth at berths and approaches.
• Navigational aids: Lighthouse, buoys, radar, VTS (Vessel Traffic Service).
• Port services: Bunkering, supplies, maintenance and repair, pilotage, towage.
• Security: ISPS Code compliance, surveillance, access control.
• Connectivity: Road and rail links, proximity to industrial areas.
• Environmental considerations: Waste reception facilities, emissions control, spill response.
• Special facilities: Free trade zones, customs clearance areas, logistics hubs.

Hypothetical Port of Seeb Specifications

Given Seeb’s current status as more residential with some commercial functions:

• Location: Approximately 50 km west of Muscat city center.
• Type: If developed, likely a small commercial or fishing port.
• Cargo handling: Potential for limited commercial cargo and fishery products.
• Draft depth: Would likely accommodate small to medium-sized vessels.
• Berths: Limited number, reflecting small-scale operations.
• Services: Basic services in line with local economic activities.
• Environmental measures: Standard regulations for water quality and waste management.

For the latest and most specific information, including updates on Seeb or other relevant Omani ports, consulting Oman’s Ministry of Transport, local port authorities, or recent maritime guides would be necessary.