YAGOI

• Latitude: 7.57185
• Longitude: -12.3376
• West Africa
• Port in Sierra Leone

Address: Sierra Leone

As of my knowledge cutoff in October 2021, detailed information on a marine port specifically named "YAGOI" in Sierra Leone is not readily available. It's possible that YAGOI refers to a smaller or less prominent port or is not widely recognized in international shipping databases. However, Sierra Leone's primary and most notable port is the Queen Elizabeth II Quay, commonly referred to as the Freetown Port.

Here is some information about the Freetown Port, which might provide context about the kind of facilities and specifications you might expect in Sierra Leonean ports:

Freetown Port (Queen Elizabeth II Quay)

Location:

• Geographical Position: Located in the capital city, Freetown
• Coordinates: Approximately 8.49° N latitude and -13.23° W longitude
• Bay: Situated in a natural harbor, one of the largest and best natural harbors in the world

Port Specifications:

• Harbor Type: Natural deep-water harbor
• Water Depth:
  • Maximum Depth: Up to 11 meters (about 36 feet) at the quayside
  • Channel Depth: Typically around 13 to 18 meters (around 42 to 59 feet)
• Total Berths: Multiple berths capable of handling various cargo types including containers, bulk cargo, and general cargo.
• Cargo Types:
  • Containerized Cargo
  • Bulk Cargo: such as clinker, gypsum, cement
  • General Cargo: including vehicles, machinery, and other equipment
  • Liquid Bulk: Fuel and other liquid substances

Facilities:

• Container Terminal: Equipped to handle containerized cargo with modern handling equipment
• Warehousing: Several warehouses for storing goods
• Customs and Inspection Services: Available on-site
• Loading/Unloading Capabilities: Gantry cranes, mobile cranes, and other handling equipment
• Storage: Ample storage space for various goods, including refrigerated storage for perishables

Maritime Services:

• Pilotage: Compulsory for all incoming and outgoing vessels
• Towing and Mooring: Services available
• Bunkering: Fuel and water supply services available
• Repairs and Maintenance: Basic facilities for ship repair and maintenance
• Security: Compliance with International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code

Connectivity:

• Road Access: Well-connected by road to the city and the country’s interior
• Rail Access: Limited rail transport services
• Intermodal Transport: Possibilities for combined transport services involving road and sea

For the most accurate and updated information, especially regarding specific or less-known ports like YAGOI, it would be advisable to contact local maritime authorities or consult the latest navigation charts and maritime databases.

If you have specific requirements or need information on a particular port setup following 2021, please check with relevant local authorities, port operators, or the Sierra Leone Ports Authority (SLPA) for the most current data.