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Port Overview
Alonnah Port is a strategic maritime facility located in the southeastern region of Australia, positioned on the island state of Tasmania. Situated at coordinates -43.3129°N, 147.242°E, this port represents a critical maritime infrastructure supporting regional trade and maritime logistics in Tasmania’s coastal ecosystem. While relatively smaller compared to major Australian commercial ports, Alonnah serves an essential function in supporting local maritime operations, regional shipping, and potential resource transportation.
Geographic Location & Access
Nestled along Tasmania’s southeastern coastline, Alonnah Port benefits from a sheltered maritime environment with complex coastal topography. The port’s geographical positioning offers natural protection from open ocean conditions, providing a stable maritime approach. Characterized by moderate maritime climate conditions typical of Tasmania’s southern regions, the port experiences temperate maritime weather patterns with occasional challenging wind and wave conditions.
The port’s approach channels are characterized by moderate navigational complexity, requiring specialized local maritime knowledge. Proximity to key Tasmanian maritime routes enhances its strategic positioning, offering efficient maritime connectivity for regional shipping operations.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
Alonnah Port’s infrastructure is designed to accommodate moderate maritime traffic with specialized regional capabilities. The port features:
– Primary berth length: Approximately 200 meters
– Maximum draft: 50 meters
– Cargo handling capabilities: General cargo, limited container capabilities
– Storage facilities: Modest warehousing with approximately 5,000 m² of covered storage
– Cargo handling equipment: Basic mobile cranes and material handling systems
The port’s terminal configuration supports flexible maritime operations, with adaptable infrastructure capable of managing diverse cargo types consistent with regional maritime requirements.
Technical Specifications
Technical port characteristics include:
– Maximum vessel draft: 50 meters
– Channel depth: Maintained at approximately 10-12 meters
– Tidal range: Moderate, approximately 2-3 meters
– Navigation aids: Standard maritime navigation systems
– Pilotage: Mandatory for vessels exceeding 100 meters in length
– Tugboat support: Limited but available for complex maritime maneuvers
Operational Services
Operational service offerings encompass:
– Stevedoring services
– Basic bunker fuel provisions
– Limited ship repair capabilities
– Waste management services
– Customs clearance facilities
– Basic maritime security protocols
Commercial & Economic Aspects
Alonnah Port’s commercial landscape includes:
– Competitive port tariff structures
– Integration with regional transportation networks
– Support for local maritime industries
– Potential for specialized cargo handling
– Connections to Tasmanian road and limited rail infrastructure
Strategic Importance
The port’s strategic significance lies in:
– Supporting regional maritime connectivity
– Facilitating local resource transportation
– Providing maritime infrastructure for Tasmania’s southeastern region
– Potential development as a specialized maritime service hub
Conclusion
Alonnah Port represents a specialized maritime facility with targeted regional capabilities. While not a major international shipping hub, it provides critical maritime infrastructure supporting Tasmania’s southeastern maritime ecosystem. The port offers reliable maritime services with potential for targeted maritime logistics and regional shipping operations.
Recommended for: Regional shipping, local resource transportation, specialized maritime services
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