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Port Overview
Ammouliani Port, located in the Northern Aegean region of Greece, is a strategically positioned maritime facility situated on the island of Ammouliani in the Chalkidiki peninsula. This unique port serves as a critical maritime gateway for local maritime commerce and regional transportation, leveraging its exceptional geographic positioning in the Athos Gulf. While relatively small, the port plays a significant role in supporting local maritime activities, fishing operations, and regional transportation networks in the Northern Aegean maritime ecosystem.
Geographic Location & Access
Precisely positioned at 40.3347°N, 23.9207°E, Ammouliani Port is situated on the island’s northeastern coastal region. The port benefits from a sheltered maritime environment, protected by the surrounding topographical features of the Chalkidiki peninsula. The approach channels are characterized by moderate navigational complexity, with relatively stable maritime conditions typical of the Aegean Sea’s northeastern quadrant.
The port’s microclimate is influenced by Mediterranean maritime patterns, featuring mild winters and warm summers, which generally provide favorable navigation conditions. Prevailing winds from the northeast can occasionally impact maritime operations, necessitating careful vessel management and navigation strategies.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
Ammouliani Port’s infrastructure is designed to accommodate small to medium-sized maritime vessels, with a focus on supporting local maritime economic activities. The port features:
– Primary berth length: Approximately 150 meters
– Maximum draft: 50 meters
– Cargo handling capabilities: Limited general cargo and passenger vessel support
– Storage facilities: Basic warehousing and short-term storage capabilities
– Vessel support infrastructure: Basic marine services and maintenance capabilities
Technical Specifications
Technical characteristics of Ammouliani Port include:
– Maximum vessel draft: 50 meters
– Channel depth: Approximately 8-10 meters
– Tidal range: Minimal, typical of Aegean maritime environments (±0.5 meters)
– Navigation aids: Standard maritime navigation markers and basic electronic navigation support
– Pilotage: Available for vessels requiring specialized navigation assistance
Operational Services
The port offers essential maritime services:
– Basic stevedoring capabilities
– Limited bunker fuel provisions
– Fresh water supply
– Basic vessel maintenance support
– Customs clearance facilities
– Security screening and maritime safety protocols
Commercial & Economic Aspects
Ammouliani Port’s commercial profile is characterized by:
– Modest port dues structure
– Integration with local maritime economic networks
– Supporting regional fishing and small-scale maritime commerce
– Limited but functional intermodal transportation connections
– Proximity to regional road and maritime transportation networks
Strategic Importance
While not a major international maritime hub, Ammouliani Port serves critical regional functions:
– Supporting local maritime economic activities
– Providing essential transportation infrastructure for the Ammouliani island community
– Facilitating regional maritime connectivity
– Serving as a strategic maritime access point in the Northern Aegean region
Competitive Advantages
Key strategic advantages include:
– Sheltered maritime location
– Proximity to the Athos peninsula
– Supportive local maritime infrastructure
– Potential for specialized maritime service development
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