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Port Overview
Caleta Cordova (ARCLC) is a strategically positioned maritime facility located in the Chubut Province of Argentina, serving as a critical infrastructure point for regional maritime trade and hydrocarbon logistics in Patagonia. Situated along the Atlantic coastline, this port plays a significant role in supporting the region’s energy and export sectors, particularly for the petroleum and natural resource industries.
Geographic Location & Access
Precisely located at coordinates -45.7625°N, -67.3465°E, Caleta Cordova offers a strategically advantageous position on Argentina’s southeastern coastal region. The port is characterized by its sheltered natural bay, providing excellent protection from open ocean conditions typical of the Patagonian maritime environment. The coastal approach features relatively stable maritime conditions, with moderate wind patterns and predictable tidal ranges characteristic of the South Atlantic coastal zone.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
The port is primarily designed to support hydrocarbon and industrial cargo operations, with specialized infrastructure tailored to energy sector logistics. Key infrastructure includes:
– Dedicated offshore loading facilities for crude oil and petroleum products
– Specialized marine terminals with robust mooring infrastructure
– Multiple berths capable of accommodating medium to large maritime vessels
– Advanced pipeline and transfer systems for efficient cargo handling
– Comprehensive storage facilities for hydrocarbon products
– Specialized equipment for marine cargo transfer and processing
Technical Specifications
Technical capabilities of Caleta Cordova are robust and designed for industrial maritime operations:
– Maximum draft: 50 meters, allowing accommodation of large maritime vessels
– Channel depths maintained through regular dredging operations
– Advanced navigation support systems
– Comprehensive pilotage services
– Tidal range approximately 4-5 meters, typical of Patagonian coastal regions
– Vessel size limitations: Accommodates vessels up to 250 meters in length
Operational Services
The port offers comprehensive operational services tailored to industrial and energy sector requirements:
– Specialized stevedoring for hydrocarbon and industrial cargo
– Bunker fuel supply (marine diesel, heavy fuel oil)
– Vessel support and maintenance services
– Environmental compliance and waste management
– 24/7 port authority coordination
– Advanced security protocols
– Customs clearance and logistics support
Commercial & Economic Aspects
Caleta Cordova represents a critical economic node in Argentina’s maritime infrastructure:
– Competitive port tariff structures
– Direct connectivity to regional transportation networks
– Significant role in supporting Patagonian energy export capabilities
– Intermodal connections with regional road and rail infrastructure
– Strategic importance for petroleum and industrial cargo logistics
Strategic Importance
The port’s strategic significance extends beyond immediate operational capabilities:
– Key infrastructure for Argentina’s energy export capabilities
– Supporting hydrocarbon exploration and production in Patagonian regions
– Facilitating international maritime trade
– Contributing to regional economic development
– Implementing progressive environmental and sustainability initiatives
Competitive Advantages
– Specialized hydrocarbon handling infrastructure
– Strategic geographic positioning
– Advanced maritime support services
– Robust technical capabilities
– Comprehensive logistics integration
Caleta Cordova represents a sophisticated maritime facility designed to meet
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