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Port Overview
Jacmel Anch is a strategic maritime facility located on the southern coast of Haiti, positioned within the Caribbean maritime region. Situated at 18.2163°N, -72.54°E, this port represents a critical maritime infrastructure for Haiti’s maritime trade and regional logistics operations. Despite its relatively modest size, Jacmel Anch plays a significant role in supporting local and regional maritime economic activities, serving as an important maritime gateway for the southern Haitian coastal region.
Geographic Location & Access
The port is strategically positioned along Haiti’s southern coastline, offering a natural harbor with protected maritime approaches. Its coordinates provide excellent accessibility from major Caribbean shipping routes, with a sheltered geographical position that mitigates potential maritime navigation challenges. The local climate is characterized by tropical maritime conditions, featuring warm temperatures and occasional seasonal weather variations typical of the Caribbean maritime environment.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
Jacmel Anch features essential maritime infrastructure designed to support diverse cargo handling operations. The port’s terminal configuration includes:
– Multiple general cargo berths
– Open storage areas for containerized and bulk cargo
– Basic container handling capabilities
– Approximately 500 linear meters of operational quay space
– Cargo storage zones with approximately 10,000 square meters of open storage capacity
The port’s infrastructure is primarily oriented towards supporting smaller vessel operations, with capabilities for managing general cargo, agricultural exports, and limited containerized freight movements.
Technical Specifications
Key technical parameters include:
– Maximum draft: 50 meters
– Channel depth: Approximately 10-12 meters
– Tidal range: Minimal, typically 0.5-1.0 meters
– Vessel size limitations: Suitable for medium-sized coastal and regional vessels
– Navigation aids: Basic maritime navigation systems and local pilotage services
Pilotage is mandatory for vessels exceeding 1,000 gross tonnage, with local maritime authorities providing comprehensive navigation support.
Operational Services
Port operational services encompass:
– Basic stevedoring and cargo handling
– Limited bunkering capabilities
– Fresh water supply
– Customs clearance facilities
– Basic vessel support services
– Security screening and maritime control measures
Commercial & Economic Aspects
Commercial characteristics include:
– Competitive port tariff structures
– Connection to regional road transportation networks
– Support for local agricultural and light industrial export commodities
– Potential for small-scale international maritime trade
Strategic Importance
Jacmel Anch represents a critical maritime infrastructure for southern Haiti, offering:
– Regional maritime connectivity
– Support for local economic development
– Strategic location for coastal and regional maritime operations
– Potential for expanded maritime service capabilities
Competitive Advantages
– Protected natural harbor
– Proximity to local economic centers
– Flexible operational capabilities
– Potential for maritime infrastructure development
Cargo Handling Capabilities
Primary cargo handling focuses on:
– Agricultural exports
– General maritime freight
– Limited containerized cargo
– Regional maritime supply chain support
Conclusion
Jacmel Anch serves as a vital maritime facility for Haiti’s southern coastal region, providing essential maritime infrastructure and operational capabilities. While not a large-scale international port
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