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Port Overview
Agios Efstratios (GRAGO) is a strategic maritime facility located in the North Aegean Sea, situated on the small Greek island of Agios Efstratios. Despite its modest size, the port plays a critical role in the regional maritime infrastructure of Greece, serving as an important maritime link in the Aegean archipelago. The port’s unique geographical positioning offers strategic advantages for maritime operations in the northeastern Aegean region, providing essential maritime services to local and regional shipping activities.
Geographic Location & Access
Precisely positioned at 39.5375°N, 24.9845°E, Agios Efstratios port is located on a small island in the North Aegean Sea. The port benefits from a sheltered natural harbor with moderate maritime approaches. The island’s location provides protection from strong maritime winds typical of the Aegean region, offering relatively stable navigation conditions. Climate characteristics include mild Mediterranean maritime conditions with moderate winds and predictable seasonal patterns.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
The port of Agios Efstratios features limited but functional maritime infrastructure designed to support small to medium-sized vessel operations. Key infrastructure characteristics include:
– Single multi-purpose berth
– Maximum vessel accommodation: Small to medium coastal vessels
– Cargo handling capabilities: Limited general cargo and passenger services
– Basic storage facilities for local maritime and fishing operations
– Minimal container handling capabilities
– Fundamental marine support infrastructure
Technical Specifications
Critical technical parameters for maritime operations:
– Maximum draft: 5.0 meters
– Channel depth: Approximately 6.0 meters
– Tidal range: Minimal (typical Mediterranean tidal variations)
– Vessel size restrictions: Primarily suitable for coastal and small maritime vessels
– Navigation aids: Basic maritime navigation markers and local pilotage services
– Pilotage: Available through local maritime authorities
Operational Services
Available port services include:
– Basic stevedoring capabilities
– Limited bunker fuel supply
– Fresh water provisions
– Emergency marine support
– Basic customs and immigration facilities
– Fundamental security infrastructure
– Local maritime authority coordination
Commercial & Economic Aspects
The port’s commercial significance is primarily regional, supporting:
– Local maritime transportation
– Fishing industry logistics
– Small-scale cargo transshipment
– Inter-island maritime connectivity
– Tourism-related maritime services
Strategic Importance
While modest in scale, Agios Efstratios port represents an important maritime node in the North Aegean maritime network. Its strategic value lies in:
– Providing essential maritime infrastructure for a remote Greek island
– Supporting local economic activities
– Offering emergency maritime support capabilities
– Enhancing regional maritime connectivity
– Serving as a potential refuge for small vessels during adverse maritime conditions
Competitive Advantages
– Sheltered natural harbor
– Strategic Aegean Sea location
– Reliable maritime access
– Basic but functional infrastructure
– Local maritime support services
Limitations
– Limited cargo handling capabilities
– Restricted vessel size accommodations
– Minimal advanced maritime facilities
Recommended Vessel Types
– Coastal cargo vessels
– Small passenger ferries
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