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Port Overview
Agnontas is a small maritime facility located in the Sporades region of Greece, situated on the eastern coast of the mainland. Positioned at 39.0832°N, 23.71°E, this port serves as a strategic maritime point in the Northwestern Aegean Sea, primarily supporting local maritime activities and regional coastal trade. While modest in scale, Agnontas plays a crucial role in the local maritime ecosystem, providing essential maritime services to the surrounding coastal communities and supporting small-scale maritime operations.
Geographic Location & Access
Located in the Magnesia regional unit, Agnontas offers a sheltered maritime approach with challenging navigation characteristics typical of the Aegean coastal environment. The port’s coordinates place it in a geographically complex marine setting, characterized by:
– Precise location: 39.0832°N, 23.71°E
– Coastal positioning: Eastern mainland Greece
– Regional context: Sporades maritime region
– Navigation challenges: Narrow approach channels
– Climate: Mediterranean maritime conditions with seasonal wind variations
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
Agnontas presents limited maritime infrastructure, typical of a small coastal port:
– Berth configuration: Limited berthing space for small to medium vessels
– Maximum draft: 50 meters (theoretical maximum)
– Cargo handling: Basic capabilities for local maritime freight
– Storage facilities: Minimal on-site storage infrastructure
– Equipment: Basic maritime handling equipment
– Terminal type: Small-scale coastal maritime facility
Technical Specifications
Technical capabilities reflect the port’s modest maritime infrastructure:
– Maximum draft: 50 meters (theoretical capacity)
– Channel characteristics: Narrow, requiring precise navigation
– Tidal range: Minimal Aegean Sea tidal variations
– Navigation aids: Basic maritime signaling systems
– Pilotage: Local maritime expertise recommended
– Vessel restrictions: Primarily suitable for smaller maritime vessels
Operational Services
Service offerings are consistent with a small coastal maritime facility:
– Basic stevedoring services
– Limited bunker fuel availability
– Minimal ship repair capabilities
– Basic provisions and fresh water supply
– Elementary security and customs procedures
– Local maritime authority coordination
Commercial & Economic Aspects
Commercial characteristics include:
– Local maritime trade focus
– Limited intermodal connectivity
– Regional economic significance
– Supporting local fishing and coastal maritime activities
– Minimal international maritime trade involvement
Strategic Importance
Strategic considerations:
– Supporting local maritime economic activities
– Providing maritime access for coastal communities
– Potential for small-scale maritime logistics
– Limited but essential regional maritime infrastructure
– Complementary role in Aegean Sea maritime ecosystem
Competitive Advantages
Key strengths:
– Strategic Aegean Sea location
– Natural coastal protection
– Supporting local maritime economies
– Flexibility for small vessel operations
Recommendations for Maritime Professionals
Agnontas is most suitable for:
– Small coastal trading vessels
– Local maritime logistics
– Fishing industry support
– Regional maritime connectivity
– Limited cargo transshipment activities
Conclusion:
Agnontas represents a typical small Greek coastal port, offering essential maritime services within its regional context. While limite
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