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Port Overview
Le Tréport, located in the Normandy region of northern France, is a strategically positioned maritime gateway serving the northeastern coastal area of France. Situated at coordinates 50.062°N, 1.37753°E, this compact yet significant port plays a crucial role in regional maritime commerce, offering specialized services for coastal and regional shipping operations. While smaller compared to major French ports, Le Tréport provides essential maritime infrastructure for local and regional maritime activities.
Geographic Location & Access
Positioned along the English Channel coastline, Le Tréport benefits from a natural harbor configuration with protected approaches. The port is nestled within a sheltered coastal environment, offering relatively stable navigation conditions. The maritime approach features moderate depths with carefully maintained navigation channels. Coastal climate characteristics include moderate maritime temperatures, with occasional challenging weather conditions typical of the northern French coastal region.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
Le Tréport’s port infrastructure is designed to accommodate medium-sized maritime vessels with specialized capabilities:
– Total berth length: Approximately 500 meters
– Maximum operational draft: 50 meters
– Primary terminal configurations:
General cargo terminals
Fishing vessel support facilities
Limited container handling capabilities
Specialized coastal and regional maritime services
The port features modern cargo handling equipment, including mobile cranes, conveyor systems, and specialized loading mechanisms tailored to regional maritime trade requirements.
Technical Specifications
Critical technical parameters include:
– Maximum vessel draft: 50 meters
– Channel depth: Maintained at 8-10 meters
– Tidal range: Approximately 6-7 meters
– Navigation aids: Comprehensive lighthouse and buoy systems
– Pilotage: Mandatory for vessels exceeding 500 gross tonnage
– Tugboat support: Limited but available for complex maritime maneuvers
Operational Services
Port operational services encompass:
– Stevedoring and cargo management
– Bunker fuel supply (marine diesel, intermediate fuel oil)
– Fresh water provisions
– Basic ship repair and maintenance
– Waste management and environmental compliance services
– Customs clearance and documentation support
– 24/7 port authority coordination
Commercial & Economic Aspects
Commercial offerings include:
– Competitive port tariff structures
– Regional logistics connectivity
– Integration with road and rail transportation networks
– Support for coastal and short-sea shipping operations
– Specialized services for fishing industry maritime logistics
Strategic Importance
Le Tréport’s strategic significance derives from:
– Regional maritime connectivity
– Support for coastal economic activities
– Specialized services for smaller vessel operations
– Proximity to major European maritime corridors
– Potential for niche maritime service development
Competitive Advantages
– Protected natural harbor
– Flexible maritime infrastructure
– Specialized regional maritime support
– Efficient operational protocols
– Environmental compliance
– Strategic northeastern French coastal location
Conclusion
Le Tréport represents a specialized maritime facility offering comprehensive services for regional maritime stakeholders. While not a major international port, it provides essential infrastructure for coastal shipping, fishing industry support, and regional maritime logistics.
Recommended for: Regional shipping operators, coastal trade
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