WOODFIELD FISH

• Latitude: 38.8481
• Longitude: -76.5436
• US East Coast
• Marina in US

Location: US

Woodfield Fish Marine Port Description and Specifications

Location:

• Country: United States
• Region/State: Typically in a coastal state known for significant fishery activities (e.g., Alaska, Maine, California, etc.). Please specify for exact details if needed as "Woodfield Fish" can be fictional or specific to a known area.

Port Type:

• Function: Primarily designed for commercial fishing operations, potentially including fish processing facilities, warehouses, and distribution centers.
• Capacity: Designed to accommodate a fleet of commercial fishing vessels of various sizes.

Physical Characteristics:

• Infrastructure:

  • Docks and Berths: Equipped with multiple berths suitable for fishing vessels, trawlers, and smaller boats. The length and layout of the dock can vary.
  • Depth: The water depth at berths is typically adequate to handle medium-sized fishing vessels, usually ranging between 15-25 feet depending on tidal conditions.
  • Storage Facilities: On-site refrigerated storage facilities for fish products. May include ice plants and fish processing units.
  • Bunkering Services: Availability of fuel and provisions for fishing fleets.

• Equipment:

  • Cranes and Hoists: Heavy-duty cranes and hoists for lifting nets and fish hauls from boats.
  • Ice-Making Services: On-site plants to produce ice for preservation of fish.

Operational Characteristics:

• Hours of Operation: Usually operates 24/7 to handle the needs of fishing fleets, especially during peak seasons. Offices may have specific working hours.
• Fish Handling and Processing: Facilities for immediate processing of fish, including gutting, cleaning, icing, and packaging.

Navigation Aids:

• Access Channels: Navigable channels marked by buoys and lights. Channels are dredged periodically to maintain clear access.
• Navigation Support: Presence of a harbor master and support for navigation, including tug services if required.

Environmental and Safety Features:

• Environmental Compliance: Adherence to local, state, and federal environmental regulations to mitigate pollution and maintain sustainable fishing practices.
• Safety Measures: Life-saving equipment, first aid stations, and emergency response protocols in place.

Economic and Social Impact:

• Employment: Provides significant employment opportunities in fishing, processing, and auxiliary services.
• Local Economy: A key driver of the local economy, contributing through seafood export, local sales, and related industries.

Additional Services:

• Repair and Maintenance: Facilities may include basic repair and maintenance services for vessels.
• Customs and Inspections: If handling international catches, includes customs services and fishery inspections to ensure compliance with regulations.

Connectivity:

• Transport Links: Good road connectivity for the transport of fish to markets and distribution centers. May also be connected to rail and airports for broader distribution.

Please note that the details provided are generic and based on the typical features of a fishing-focused marine port in the U.S. Actual specifications and features can vary. For precise information, specific details about "Woodfield Fish" should be obtained from a local port authority or maritime directory if it exists.