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Port Overview
Batumi Port (GEBUS) is a strategically positioned maritime gateway located on the eastern coast of the Black Sea in Georgia. Serving as a critical transportation hub in the Caucasus region, the port plays a pivotal role in international maritime trade, connecting European and Asian markets through its sophisticated infrastructure and strategic geographic positioning. Situated in the autonomous Adjara region, Batumi Port is a key economic asset for Georgia, facilitating crucial trade routes and serving as a primary maritime interface for regional commercial activities.
Geographic Location & Access
Precisely located at coordinates 41.651°N, 41.6545°E, Batumi Port benefits from an exceptional natural harbor position. The port is situated along the Black Sea’s eastern coastline, with direct access to international shipping lanes and proximity to major regional trade corridors. The surrounding geography features a sheltered coastal environment with moderate maritime conditions, characterized by relatively stable approach channels and favorable navigational characteristics.
The local climate is characterized by subtropical conditions, with mild winters and warm summers, which generally support year-round maritime operations. Approach channels are well-maintained, offering smooth navigation for vessels of various sizes and draft requirements.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
Batumi Port features a comprehensive maritime infrastructure designed to accommodate diverse cargo handling needs:
Terminal Configurations:
– Multiple specialized terminals
– Container handling facilities
– Bulk cargo terminals
– Liquid bulk and petroleum product terminals
– General cargo berths
Key Infrastructure Specifications:
– Total quay length: Approximately 1,200 linear meters
– Container terminal capacity: 150,000 TEU annually
– Bulk cargo handling capacity: 5 million metric tons per annum
– Modern cargo handling equipment
– Advanced storage and warehousing facilities
– Refrigerated container capabilities
– Intermodal connectivity
Technical Specifications
Critical technical parameters include:
– Maximum navigational draft: 50 meters
– Channel depth: 14-16 meters
– Tidal range: Minimal (approximately 0.3 meters)
– Vessel size limitations: Accommodates Panamax and post-Panamax vessels
– Navigation aids: Comprehensive modern systems
– 24/7 pilotage services available
– Multiple dedicated approach channels
Operational Services
Comprehensive service offerings encompass:
– Advanced stevedoring capabilities
– Multiple bunker fuel grades
– Fresh water provisioning
– Ship repair and maintenance services
– Environmental waste management
– Customs clearance facilities
– Advanced security protocols
– Real-time cargo tracking systems
Commercial & Economic Aspects
Commercial highlights include:
– Competitive port tariff structures
– Designated free trade zone
– Multimodal transportation connections
– Direct rail and road linkages
– Advanced logistics infrastructure
– Strategic positioning for regional trade
Strategic Importance
Batumi Port represents a critical maritime infrastructure asset, offering:
– Crucial trade route connectivity
– Access to Eurasian economic corridors
– Significant regional economic impact
– Ongoing infrastructure development initiatives
– Commitment to sustainable maritime practices
– Advanced technological integration
The port’s strategic location, combined with its sophisticated infrastructure, positions
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