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Port Overview
Arki Port, located in the Dodecanese island complex of Greece, represents a strategic maritime asset in the Aegean Sea. Situated on the small island of Arki, this port serves as a critical maritime infrastructure point within the Greek island network, offering unique logistical advantages for regional maritime operations. Despite its modest size, Arki Port plays a significant role in local maritime connectivity and serves as an important maritime service point in the southeastern Aegean region.
Geographic Location & Access
Precisely positioned at 37.3787°N, 26.7353°E, Arki Port is strategically located within the Dodecanese archipelago. The port benefits from a sheltered natural harbor, providing excellent protection from prevailing Aegean maritime conditions. Its geographical positioning offers relatively straightforward access from major shipping routes connecting the eastern Mediterranean with Greek and Turkish maritime corridors. The surrounding marine environment features moderate sea conditions, with typical Aegean maritime characteristics of seasonal wind patterns and moderate wave heights.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
While Arki Port is a smaller maritime facility, it offers essential infrastructure for maritime operations:
– Limited berthing capacity suitable for smaller vessels
– Minimal container handling capabilities
– Basic maritime support infrastructure
– Shallow water berths appropriate for local fishing and small commercial vessels
– Basic cargo transfer capabilities
– Limited storage and warehousing facilities
Technical Specifications
Technical capabilities of Arki Port include:
– Maximum draft: 50 meters (theoretical maximum)
– Channel depths: Relatively shallow, requiring careful navigation
– Tidal variations: Minimal, typical of Aegean Sea conditions
– Navigation aids: Basic maritime signaling and navigation support
– Pilotage: Limited pilotage services available
– Vessel size restrictions: Primarily suited for smaller maritime vessels
Operational Services
Available operational services include:
– Basic stevedoring capabilities
– Limited bunker fuel availability
– Emergency maritime support
– Basic fresh water provisions
– Minimal ship maintenance facilities
– Standard maritime safety protocols
– Customs clearance for small vessel operations
Commercial & Economic Aspects
Commercial characteristics:
– Limited commercial maritime infrastructure
– Primarily supporting local maritime economic activities
– Minimal international trade capabilities
– Basic intermodal connectivity
– Supporting local fishing and small-scale maritime commerce
– Limited economic impact beyond local maritime ecosystem
Strategic Importance
Strategic considerations:
– Serves as a critical maritime support point in the Dodecanese region
– Provides essential maritime connectivity for smaller vessels
– Supports local maritime economic activities
– Potential strategic value for regional maritime operations
– Limited but important role in Aegean maritime infrastructure network
Conclusion
Arki Port represents a specialized maritime facility with focused operational capabilities. While not a major international maritime hub, it provides essential maritime services within its local ecosystem. The port is most suitable for smaller vessels, local maritime commerce, fishing operations, and potential emergency maritime support in the Dodecanese region.
Recommended for: Small vessel operations, local maritime commerce, fishing fleet support, emergency maritime services.
Limitations: Restricted cargo handling, minimal international trade infrastructure, limited deep-water capabilities.
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