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Port Overview
Agios Kirykos Anch is a strategic maritime facility located on the island of Ikaria in the North Aegean region of Greece. Positioned at 37.5991°N, 26.3006°E, this port serves as a critical maritime infrastructure for the local Aegean maritime ecosystem, supporting regional trade and providing essential maritime services for the Dodecanese island chain. While relatively small, the port plays a significant role in local maritime logistics, serving as an important connection point for island-based commercial and passenger maritime activities.
Geographic Location & Access
Situated on the eastern coast of Ikaria Island, Agios Kirykos Anch benefits from a strategically protected natural harbor formation. The port’s coordinates offer excellent approach conditions with minimal navigational challenges. The surrounding maritime environment features moderate Mediterranean climate conditions, characterized by mild winters and warm summers, providing relatively stable maritime operating conditions throughout the year.
The port’s geographic positioning offers:
– Sheltered approach from prevailing Aegean winds
– Clear navigation channels
– Proximity to major Aegean shipping routes
– Moderate tidal variations typical of Mediterranean coastal regions
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
Agios Kirykos Anch features compact but functional maritime infrastructure designed to accommodate various vessel types and cargo requirements:
Terminal Specifications:
– Primary cargo handling areas
– Limited but efficient container storage capabilities
– Multipurpose berth configurations
– Basic maritime support infrastructure
– Modest warehousing and storage facilities
Cargo Handling Capabilities:
– General cargo management
– Small-scale container processing
– Limited bulk cargo accommodations
– Passenger vessel support services
Technical Specifications
Critical technical parameters include:
– Maximum Draft: 50 meters
– Channel Depth: Approximately 8-10 meters
– Berth Length: Estimated 200-250 meters
– Tidal Range: ±0.5 meters
– Navigation Aids: Standard maritime signaling systems
– Pilotage: Recommended for larger vessels
Vessel Size Limitations:
– Suitable for small to medium-sized maritime vessels
– Optimal for regional maritime traffic
– Restricted for large commercial shipping operations
Operational Services
Port Service Offerings:
– Basic stevedoring capabilities
– Limited bunker fuel provisions
– Fresh water supply
– Elementary ship maintenance support
– Customs clearance facilities
– Standard maritime security protocols
Commercial & Economic Aspects
Commercial Characteristics:
– Modest port dues structure
– Local trade-focused economic model
– Limited but essential regional maritime connectivity
– Supporting local island economic activities
– Supplementary role in Aegean maritime logistics network
Strategic Importance
The port’s strategic significance lies in its role as a critical maritime infrastructure for Ikaria Island, providing:
– Essential island connectivity
– Support for local maritime economic activities
– Emergency maritime service capabilities
– Regional maritime logistics support
– Tourism and passenger vessel accommodations
Competitive Advantages
– Protected natural harbor
– Reliable maritime access
– Flexible operational capabilities
– Strategic Aegean positioning
– Supporting local maritime ecosystem
Conclusion
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