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Port Overview
Barre De Cocagne (CAEIW) is a strategically positioned maritime facility located in the maritime province of New Brunswick, Canada. Situated along the eastern coastline of the Northumberland Strait, this port represents a critical node in Canada’s maritime infrastructure, serving as an important access point for regional maritime trade and supporting the economic activities of the Atlantic Canadian region.
Geographic Location & Access
Precisely positioned at coordinates 46.4081°N, -64.6153°E, Barre De Cocagne offers a unique maritime gateway with distinctive geographic characteristics. The port is nestled within a sheltered coastal environment, providing natural protection from open maritime conditions. The approach channels are characterized by moderate depths and relatively stable navigational conditions, making it an attractive option for various vessel types.
The local climate is typical of the Atlantic Canadian maritime region, featuring:
– Moderate maritime temperatures
– Seasonal ice conditions during winter months
– Predictable tidal patterns influenced by the Northumberland Strait
– Occasional challenging weather conditions requiring advanced navigational skills
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
While specific details about Barre De Cocagne’s comprehensive infrastructure are limited, the port demonstrates capabilities for handling various maritime operations:
Terminal Characteristics:
– Flexible cargo handling capabilities
– Potential for multipurpose maritime activities
– Adaptable infrastructure supporting regional economic needs
Cargo Handling Potential:
– Moderate capacity for general cargo operations
– Potential for bulk and break-bulk cargo management
– Limited but functional storage and transshipment capabilities
Technical Specifications
Critical technical parameters include:
– Maximum Draft: 50 meters (exceptional depth capacity)
– Channel Depth: Varies (requires specific navigational assessment)
– Tidal Range: Moderate, typical of Northumberland Strait characteristics
– Vessel Size Limitations: Accommodates medium to large maritime vessels
Navigation Considerations:
– Pilotage services recommended
– Local maritime expertise essential
– Seasonal navigation challenges during winter periods
Operational Services
Available port services likely include:
– Basic stevedoring operations
– Cargo handling and transshipment
– Limited bunkering capabilities
– Essential maritime support services
– Customs and immigration facilities
Commercial & Economic Aspects
Port Economic Profile:
– Supports regional maritime economic activities
– Facilitates trade for local maritime industries
– Contributes to New Brunswick’s maritime infrastructure
– Potential for intermodal transportation connections
Strategic Importance
The port’s strategic significance lies in its:
– Location within the Atlantic Canadian maritime corridor
– Potential for supporting regional economic development
– Flexibility in handling diverse maritime operations
– Role in supporting local fishing and maritime industries
Competitive Advantages
Key strengths include:
– Substantial maximum draft (50 meters)
– Strategic coastal positioning
– Adaptable maritime infrastructure
– Support for regional economic activities
Recommendations for Maritime Professionals
Recommended for:
– Regional cargo transshipment
– Supporting local maritime industries
– Specialized maritime operations
– Seasonal maritime logistics
Conclusion
Barre De Cocagne represents a nuanced maritime facility
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