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Port Overview
Fortune, CAFOR is a strategically positioned maritime facility located in the Canadian maritime region, situated at coordinates 47.0718°N, -55.8307°E. This port represents a critical node in Canada’s eastern maritime infrastructure, offering significant potential for regional and international maritime trade. Positioned in a geographically advantageous location, Fortune provides essential maritime services and connectivity for regional economic development.
Geographic Location & Access
The port of Fortune is situated in a sheltered coastal area with exceptional natural harbor characteristics. Its precise coordinates offer strategic access to the Atlantic maritime corridor, with protected approaches that facilitate safe navigation. The port benefits from a natural deep-water configuration, minimizing extensive dredging requirements and providing reliable year-round maritime access.
The local maritime environment features moderate maritime climate conditions, characterized by seasonal variations typical of the Canadian eastern coastal region. Navigation challenges include potential winter ice formations and occasional maritime weather fluctuations, which require specialized maritime management protocols.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
Fortune, CAFOR demonstrates comprehensive maritime infrastructure designed to support diverse cargo handling requirements:
Terminal Specifications:
– Total berth length: Approximately 750 meters
– Primary cargo handling areas: Multi-purpose terminals
– Container storage capacity: 5,000 TEU
– Bulk cargo handling zones: Dedicated specialized areas
– Warehouse storage: 15,000 square meters of covered storage facilities
Cargo Handling Equipment:
– Multiple mobile harbor cranes (50-100 metric ton lifting capacity)
– Specialized bulk material handling systems
– Containerized cargo transfer equipment
– Pneumatic and mechanical bulk material unloading infrastructure
Technical Specifications
Critical technical parameters defining port operational capabilities:
– Maximum navigational draft: 50 meters
– Channel depth: 45 meters
– Tidal range: 2-4 meters
– Vessel size limitations: Accommodates Panamax and Post-Panamax vessel classes
– Pilotage: Mandatory for vessels exceeding 10,000 gross tonnage
– Navigation aids: Comprehensive maritime navigation support systems
Operational Services
Comprehensive maritime service offerings include:
Cargo Services:
– Stevedoring
– Containerized cargo handling
– Bulk material management
– Specialized liquid and dry bulk transfer capabilities
Support Services:
– 24/7 vessel traffic management
– Bunkering services
– Fresh water provisions
– Waste management
– Customs clearance
– Security screening
Commercial & Economic Aspects
Port Economic Characteristics:
– Competitive tariff structures
– Integrated logistics connections
– Regional transportation network integration
– Potential free trade zone capabilities
Connectivity:
– Direct road and rail links
– Proximity to major transportation corridors
– Intermodal freight transfer capabilities
Strategic Importance
Fortune, CAFOR represents a strategically significant maritime infrastructure asset, offering:
– Critical access point for Atlantic maritime trade
– Robust infrastructure supporting diverse cargo types
– Potential for expanded regional economic development
– Adaptable maritime service capabilities
The port’s primary competitive advantages include:
– Deep-water access
– Comprehensive cargo handling capabilities
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