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Port Overview
Canavieiras (BRCNV) is a strategic maritime facility located in the southeastern coastal region of Bahia, Brazil, serving as a critical infrastructure point for regional maritime trade and logistics. Positioned in the Atlantic coastal zone, this port plays a significant role in supporting the economic activities of the southern Bahia region, particularly for agricultural and timber exports.
Geographic Location & Access
Situated at precise coordinates 15.6815°S, 38.9504°W, Canavieiras port is nestled along the Brazilian coastline in a region characterized by tropical maritime conditions. The port benefits from a natural harbor configuration with relatively sheltered approaches, providing reliable maritime access. The surrounding coastal landscape features river estuarine environments, offering natural protection and navigational advantages.
Regional climate is tropical maritime, with consistent temperatures and moderate wind patterns that generally support year-round port operations. Average annual temperatures range between 22-28°C, with minimal seasonal variations that facilitate stable maritime activities.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
Canavieiras port features modest but functional maritime infrastructure designed to support regional trade requirements. Key infrastructure elements include:
– Primary cargo handling terminals optimized for bulk and break-bulk cargo
– Approximate berth length: 250-300 meters
– Cargo storage areas with approximately 5,000 m² of open and covered storage
– Basic container handling capabilities with limited TEU processing capacity
– Specialized facilities for agricultural product exports, particularly timber and agricultural commodities
Technical Specifications
Critical technical parameters include:
– Maximum navigational draft: 50 meters
– Channel depth: Approximately 8-10 meters
– Tidal range: 2-3 meters
– Vessel size limitations: Predominantly suitable for medium-sized coastal and regional vessels
– Navigation supported by standard maritime aids and local pilotage services
Pilotage is mandatory for vessels exceeding 500 gross tonnage, with local maritime authorities providing comprehensive navigation support.
Operational Services
Port operational services encompass:
– Stevedoring and cargo handling
– Basic bunkering services
– Fresh water provisions
– Limited ship repair capabilities
– Customs clearance and documentation support
– Standard security protocols aligned with international maritime safety standards
Commercial & Economic Aspects
Commercial characteristics include:
– Competitive port tariff structures
– Integration with regional road transportation networks
– Primary focus on agricultural and timber export logistics
– Supportive of small to medium-scale maritime commercial operations
– Connections to regional economic zones in Bahia state
Strategic Importance
Canavieiras port represents a crucial maritime infrastructure for southern Bahia’s economic ecosystem. Its strategic positioning enables:
– Efficient regional commodity export capabilities
– Support for local agricultural and forestry industries
– Contribution to regional economic development
– Potential for future infrastructure expansion
– Sustainable maritime logistics solutions
Competitive Advantages
Key competitive strengths include:
– Natural harbor protection
– Reliable maritime access
– Specialized agricultural export capabilities
– Proximity to productive agricultural regions
– Flexible operational infrastructure
Cargo Suitability
Optimal for:
– Timber exports
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