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Port Overview
Baia De Marajo Anch is a strategic maritime facility located in the northern coastal region of Brazil, situated in the state of Pará. Positioned within the complex coastal system of the Amazon River delta, this anchorage plays a critical role in supporting maritime operations in one of the world’s most ecologically significant and logistically challenging marine environments. The port serves as a crucial maritime interface for regional trade, particularly for industries related to the Amazon basin’s extensive natural resources.
Geographic Location & Access
Precisely located at coordinates -1.08621°N, -48.4815°E, Baia De Marajo Anch is situated in the expansive Marajó Bay, a unique geographical formation characterized by its complex hydrological system and proximity to the Amazon River mouth. The anchorage benefits from a strategically important position that allows vessels to safely approach and prepare for river navigation or coastal operations. The area experiences a tropical maritime climate with significant rainfall and complex tidal dynamics typical of the Amazon delta region.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
While primarily an anchorage area, Baia De Marajo offers critical maritime support capabilities:
– Anchorage depth accommodating vessels up to 50 meters draft
– Open roadstead configuration suitable for ship-to-ship transfers
– Minimal fixed infrastructure, focusing on maritime positioning and safe vessel management
– Supporting capabilities for bulk and break-bulk cargo operations
– Natural protection from oceanic conditions provided by the bay’s geographical configuration
Technical Specifications
Key technical characteristics include:
– Maximum draft: 50 meters
– Extensive water area allowing multiple vessel positioning
– Tidal range approximately 3-4 meters, typical of Amazon coastal regions
– Navigation challenges requiring specialized local pilotage
– Recommended use of advanced electronic navigation systems
– Seasonal variations in water conditions necessitating careful maritime planning
Operational Services
Operational support services include:
– Basic maritime positioning and anchorage management
– Limited but essential vessel support capabilities
– Emergency response and safety coordination
– Environmental monitoring services
– Preliminary cargo transfer and logistics coordination
– Communication and tracking support for maritime operations
Commercial & Economic Aspects
Commercial considerations:
– Strategic access point for Amazon basin maritime trade
– Supporting industries including:
Timber exports
Mineral resource transportation
Agricultural commodity logistics
Regional maritime supply chains
– Competitive positioning for vessels requiring Amazon region access
– Cost-effective maritime positioning alternative to more developed port facilities
Strategic Importance
The anchorage’s strategic significance includes:
– Critical gateway for Amazon region maritime operations
– Supporting sustainable resource management
– Facilitating international maritime access to complex riverine environments
– Providing essential maritime infrastructure in a challenging geographical context
– Potential for future infrastructure development
Competitive Advantages
– Unique geographical positioning
– Natural deep-water anchorage capabilities
– Minimal environmental intervention
– Flexible maritime support infrastructure
– Strategic access to Amazon basin economic zones
Recommendations for Maritime Professionals
Vessels considering Baia De Marajo Anch should:
– Utilize advanced navigation technologies
– Engage experienced local maritime pilots
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