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Port Overview
Amelia Port, located in the United States, is a strategically positioned maritime facility in the Gulf Coast region of Louisiana. Situated in a critical maritime corridor, the port plays a significant role in supporting regional and national maritime trade, particularly for petrochemical, agricultural, and bulk cargo operations. Its location in the southeastern United States provides crucial access to important shipping routes and serves as a vital economic hub for maritime logistics and international commerce.
Geographic Location & Access
Precisely positioned at coordinates 29.6648°N, -91.1133°E, Amelia Port benefits from an advantageous geographic setting within Louisiana’s coastal infrastructure. The port is situated in a sheltered maritime environment with direct access to the Gulf of Mexico, offering excellent navigational approaches and minimal exposure to extreme weather conditions. The surrounding coastal geography provides natural protection and efficient maritime connectivity, making it an optimal location for maritime operations.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
Amelia Port features comprehensive maritime infrastructure designed to accommodate diverse cargo handling requirements:
Terminal Specifications:
– Multiple specialized cargo terminals
– Total berth length: Approximately 1,200 linear meters
– Container handling capacity: 250,000 TEU annually
– Bulk cargo terminals with advanced material transfer systems
– Dedicated petrochemical and liquid bulk handling facilities
Cargo Handling Capabilities:
– Advanced container handling equipment
– Gantry cranes with 50-meter reach
– Specialized bulk material transfer systems
– Covered and open storage warehouses
– Intermodal container transfer capabilities
Technical Specifications
Critical technical parameters defining the port’s operational capabilities:
Navigation Characteristics:
– Maximum draft: 50 meters
– Channel depth: 45 meters
– Maintained through regular dredging programs
– Tidal range: Approximately 0.5-1.5 meters
– Advanced navigation aids and real-time tracking systems
Vessel Accommodations:
– Supports Panamax and post-Panamax vessel classes
– Comprehensive pilotage services
– 24/7 vessel traffic management
– Multiple tugboat support services
Operational Services
Comprehensive maritime service offerings:
Core Services:
– Professional stevedoring operations
– Bunker fuel supply (marine diesel, heavy fuel oil)
– Fresh water and provisions provisioning
– Comprehensive waste management
– Customs clearance and documentation support
Technical Support:
– Emergency repair facilities
– Marine engineering consultations
– Vessel maintenance services
– Advanced security screening protocols
Commercial & Economic Aspects
Economic and logistical capabilities:
Infrastructure Connectivity:
– Direct rail connections
– Proximate highway access
– Intermodal transportation integration
– Free trade zone capabilities
Tariff Structure:
– Competitive port dues
– Transparent pricing mechanisms
– Flexible cargo handling rates
– Volume-based pricing incentives
Strategic Importance
The port represents a critical node in Gulf Coast maritime infrastructure, offering:
– Robust regional trade connectivity
– Strategic location for energy sector logistics
– Significant contribution to regional economic development
– Ongoing infrastructure modernization initiatives
– Commitment to sustainable maritime practices
Conclusion
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