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Port Overview
Marie Galante Port (GPGRB) is a strategic maritime facility located in the Guadeloupe archipelago, serving as a critical maritime infrastructure in the Caribbean region. Situated on the island of Marie Galante, this port plays a significant role in the local maritime economy, supporting regional trade, agricultural exports, and maritime logistics for the Guadeloupe territory.
Geographic Location & Access
Precisely positioned at coordinates 15.8819°N, -61.3169°E, Marie Galante Port offers a strategically important maritime access point in the Lesser Antilles. The port benefits from a sheltered coastal location with favorable approach conditions typical of Caribbean island environments. The surrounding maritime landscape provides natural protection from open ocean conditions, with moderate tropical maritime climate characteristics.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
The port infrastructure is designed to support diverse maritime operations, with capabilities tailored to the island’s economic needs:
– Terminal Configuration: Compact multi-purpose terminal with flexible cargo handling capabilities
– Berth Specifications: Primary berth accommodating vessels up to 50 meters draft
– Cargo Handling: Specialized in agricultural product export, particularly sugar and rum-related commodities
– Storage Facilities: Limited but efficient warehousing for local agricultural and maritime goods
– Equipment: Basic cargo handling equipment suitable for regional maritime trade
Technical Specifications
Key technical parameters defining the port’s operational capabilities:
– Maximum Draft: 50 meters, allowing medium-sized regional trading vessels
– Channel Depth: Maintained to support typical Caribbean maritime traffic
– Tidal Range: Moderate Caribbean tidal variations (approximately 0.5-1.0 meters)
– Navigation Aids: Standard maritime navigation systems and local pilotage services
– Vessel Size Limitations: Optimized for regional inter-island and coastal trading vessels
Operational Services
Marie Galante Port offers essential maritime services:
– Cargo Handling: Specialized in agricultural product management
– Bunkering: Limited fuel supply capabilities for regional maritime traffic
– Provisions: Basic ship supply services
– Customs Clearance: Integrated with Guadeloupe territorial maritime administration
– Security: Standard Caribbean maritime security protocols
Commercial & Economic Aspects
The port’s commercial profile is characterized by:
– Primary Trade Focus: Agricultural exports, particularly sugar and rum
– Logistics Connections: Integrated with Guadeloupe’s maritime transportation network
– Economic Significance: Critical infrastructure for Marie Galante’s local economy
– Tariff Structure: Competitive rates aligned with Caribbean maritime standards
Strategic Importance
Marie Galante Port represents a crucial maritime infrastructure for:
– Supporting local agricultural export economy
– Providing maritime connectivity for the island community
– Facilitating inter-island trade within the Guadeloupe archipelago
– Serving as a strategic maritime access point in the Lesser Antilles
Competitive Advantages
– Specialized agricultural product handling
– Strategic island location
– Efficient maritime infrastructure
– Integrated with Guadeloupe’s maritime ecosystem
Conclusion
Marie Galante Port (GPGRB) offers a specialized maritime facility optimized for regional
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