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Port Overview
Sape Port (IDSAP) is a strategically positioned maritime facility located in the southeastern region of Indonesia, serving as a critical maritime infrastructure for regional trade and logistics. Situated in the province of West Nusa Tenggara, the port plays a significant role in supporting the economic development of the Indonesian archipelago, particularly for maritime commerce in the Lesser Sunda Islands region.
Geographic Location & Access
Precisely positioned at coordinates 8.57188°S, 119.022°E, Sape Port is located on the eastern coast of Sumbawa Island. The port benefits from a natural harbor configuration with relatively sheltered approaches, providing safe navigation for maritime vessels. The surrounding maritime environment features moderate sea conditions typical of the Indonesian archipelagic waters, with seasonal variations influenced by monsoon patterns. Access channels are characterized by moderate complexity, requiring standard maritime navigation protocols.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
The port infrastructure at Sape is designed to accommodate various maritime operations, with a focus on regional cargo handling and inter-island transportation. Key facilities include:
– Multi-purpose cargo terminals
– General cargo berths
– Limited container handling capabilities
– Open storage areas for bulk and break-bulk cargo
– Basic warehousing infrastructure
– Modest marine support facilities
The port’s layout supports efficient cargo transfer operations, with adaptable infrastructure that can manage different cargo types common to regional maritime trade.
Technical Specifications
Critical technical parameters for Sape Port include:
– Maximum draft: 50 meters
– Primary channel depth: Approximately 10-15 meters
– Berth length: Estimated 200-300 meters
– Tidal range: Moderate, approximately 2-3 meters
– Vessel size limitations: Suitable for medium-sized regional vessels and coastal traders
Navigational services include standard pilotage support, with local maritime authorities providing essential guidance for vessel movements.
Operational Services
Operational capabilities at Sape Port encompass:
– Basic stevedoring services
– Cargo handling for general and bulk commodities
– Limited container processing
– Fundamental marine support services
– Customs clearance facilities
– Basic bunkering services
– Emergency marine assistance
Commercial & Economic Aspects
The port serves as a critical economic node for:
– Inter-island trade
– Regional commodity transportation
– Supporting local economic development
– Facilitating maritime logistics in the Lesser Sunda Islands
Tariff structures are competitive, designed to encourage maritime commerce and regional economic integration. The port offers standard customs procedures aligned with Indonesian maritime regulations.
Strategic Importance
Sape Port represents a strategically important maritime infrastructure for:
– Connecting smaller islands within the Indonesian archipelago
– Supporting regional economic development
– Providing essential maritime logistics capabilities
– Enhancing transportation networks in southeastern Indonesia
The port’s primary strategic advantage lies in its location within the complex Indonesian maritime geography, offering a crucial link for regional trade and transportation networks.
Competitive Advantages
– Strategic archipelagic positioning
– Moderate infrastructure capabilities
– Supportive of regional maritime logistics
– Flexible operational approach
– Cost-effective maritime services
Cargo Suitability
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