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Port Overview
Telaga Harbour is a strategically positioned maritime facility located in the southeastern region of Malaysia, offering critical maritime infrastructure in the Langkawi archipelago. Situated at 6.36763°N, 99.6837°E, the port serves as a key maritime gateway for regional trade, connecting Southeast Asian maritime networks with international shipping routes. Its location provides significant logistical advantages for vessels navigating the Malacca Strait and supporting regional maritime commerce.
Geographic Location & Access
Positioned on Langkawi Island, Telaga Harbour benefits from a sheltered natural harbor with exceptional geographical characteristics. The port’s coordinates provide optimal positioning for vessels traversing the Andaman Sea and connecting Southeast Asian maritime corridors. The harbor features a protected approach with minimal navigational challenges, offering safe entry and exit for vessels of various sizes.
The local climate is characterized by tropical maritime conditions, with consistent temperatures and predictable seasonal wind patterns. Annual precipitation and moderate sea states contribute to reliable maritime operations throughout the year. Proximity to major shipping lanes enhances the port’s strategic accessibility and operational efficiency.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
Telaga Harbour demonstrates comprehensive maritime infrastructure designed to accommodate diverse maritime operations:
Terminal Specifications:
– Maximum draft: 50 meters
– Multiple flexible berth configurations
– Dedicated areas for commercial and recreational maritime activities
– Advanced cargo handling capabilities
– Modern container management systems
– Specialized marine service zones
Cargo Handling Capabilities:
– Containerized cargo processing
– General cargo management
– Limited bulk cargo handling facilities
– Specialized marine equipment storage
– Efficient cargo transfer infrastructure
Technical Specifications
Technical maritime parameters include:
– Channel depth: Consistently maintained at 50 meters
– Tidal range: Moderate, approximately 2-3 meters
– Vessel size accommodations: Suitable for medium to large maritime vessels
– Navigation aids: Comprehensive modern navigation support systems
– Pilotage: Mandatory for vessels exceeding 500 gross tonnage
– Navigational support: 24/7 vessel traffic management services
Operational Services
Comprehensive maritime service offerings:
– Professional stevedoring services
– Bunker fuel supply (marine diesel, heavy fuel oil)
– Fresh water provisions
– Basic ship repair and maintenance capabilities
– Environmental waste management
– Customs clearance facilities
– Security screening and maritime safety protocols
Commercial & Economic Aspects
Commercial maritime infrastructure highlights:
– Competitive port tariff structures
– Integration with regional logistics networks
– Connectivity to road and potential rail transport
– Support for international maritime trade
– Potential free trade zone capabilities
– Competitive pricing for maritime services
Strategic Importance
Telaga Harbour represents a critical maritime asset within Malaysia’s maritime infrastructure, offering:
– Strategic positioning in Southeast Asian maritime corridors
– Supportive environment for regional trade expansion
– Potential for future maritime infrastructure development
– Commitment to sustainable maritime operations
– Adaptable facilities for evolving maritime requirements
Competitive Advantages
– Protected natural harbor
– Advanced maritime infrastructure
– Strategic regional positioning
– Flexible operational capabilities
– Comprehensive maritime services
Conclusion
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