WERVICQ SUD

• FRWVQ
• Latitude: 50.7667
• Longitude: 3.05
• Inland, Europe
• Port in France

Location: Wervicq-Sud Hauts-de-France France

I'm sorry, but as of my knowledge cutoff in October 2021, there is no known marine port specifically named "Wervicq-Sud" in France. Wervicq-Sud is actually a commune in the Nord department in northern France, close to the Belgian border. It is not typically recognized for having a marine port, especially given its inland location.

However, if you are interested in information regarding major ports in France or need details about waterway transport systems, I can certainly help with that. Major French ports include:

1. Port of Marseille (Port de Marseille-Fos):

   • The largest port in France and the second-largest in the Mediterranean.
   • Located on the southern coast, close to Marseille.
   • Handles containers, oil, bulk cargo, and passenger ferries.

2. Port of Le Havre:

   • Key entry point for cargo and the second-largest commercial port in France.
   • Located on the northern coast, at the mouth of the Seine River.
   • Specializes in containers, vehicles, and various bulk goods.

3. Port of Dunkirk (Port de Dunkerque):

   • Third-largest port in France.
   • Situated near the Belgian border on the northern coast.
   • Handles containers, LNG, bulk, and liquid cargo.

4. Port of Nantes-Saint Nazaire:

   • One of the primary ports on the Atlantic coast.
   • Located near Nantes and Saint Nazaire.
   • Handles a variety of cargo, including container, bulk, and breakbulk.

5. Port of Bordeaux:

   • Located on the Garonne River in southwestern France.
   • Major gateway for cargo including bulk minerals, grains, and containers.

If you were looking for details on a particular aspect or another port, please clarify, and I'll do my best to provide the information!