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Port Overview
Pio Duran Port is a strategic maritime facility located in the Bicol Region of the Philippines, positioned at 13.0274°N, 123.444°E. Situated in the southeastern part of Luzon Island, this port serves as a critical maritime gateway for the Albay province, supporting regional economic development and facilitating maritime trade in the Philippine archipelago. While relatively smaller compared to major Philippine ports, Pio Duran offers significant potential for regional maritime logistics and coastal shipping operations.
Geographic Location & Access
The port is strategically positioned along the Pacific coastal region of Luzon, providing advantageous access to maritime trade routes in the Southeast Asian maritime corridor. Its location offers protection from major typhoon tracks while maintaining excellent connectivity to regional shipping lanes. The coastal approach features moderate sea conditions, with typically calm waters during the dry season (November-May) and potential challenging maritime conditions during the monsoon period.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
Pio Duran Port features a compact but functional maritime infrastructure designed to support regional maritime commerce. The port includes:
– Primary cargo handling terminal with multipurpose capabilities
– Approximate berth length of 200-250 meters
– Cargo storage areas with approximately 5,000 square meters of open storage
– Basic container handling capabilities
– Modest warehousing facilities for general and agricultural cargo
– Potential for small to medium-sized vessel accommodations
Technical Specifications
Key technical parameters for maritime professionals:
– Maximum navigational draft: 50 meters
– Channel depth: Approximately 8-10 meters
– Tidal range: Moderate, approximately 2-3 meters
– Vessel size limitations: Suitable for coastal and regional vessels
– Navigation aids: Standard maritime navigation equipment
– Pilotage: Mandatory for vessels over 500 gross tonnage
– Tugboat assistance available for complex maritime maneuvers
Operational Services
Port operational capabilities include:
– Stevedoring and cargo handling services
– Basic bunker fuel supply (marine diesel, intermediate fuel oil)
– Fresh water provisions
– Limited ship repair and maintenance support
– Customs clearance and documentation services
– Basic security and port authority oversight
– Environmental waste management facilities
Commercial & Economic Aspects
Commercial characteristics of Pio Duran Port:
– Competitive port dues structure
– Potential for agricultural and coastal trade logistics
– Connected to regional road networks
– Supports local economic development initiatives
– Modest intermodal transportation capabilities
– Emerging potential for increased maritime commerce
Strategic Importance
Pio Duran Port represents a developing maritime infrastructure with strategic regional significance. Its location in the Bicol Region positions it as a potential growth point for maritime logistics, particularly for:
– Coastal shipping operations
– Agricultural product export
– Regional trade connectivity
– Potential support for emerging maritime economic zones
– Strategic backup for larger Philippine ports during peak periods
Competitive Advantages
– Strategic southeastern Luzon location
– Moderate maritime approach conditions
– Flexible cargo handling capabilities
– Supporting regional economic development
– Potential for future infrastructure expansion
Cargo Suitability
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