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Port Overview
Saumlaki Anch is a strategically positioned maritime facility located in the southeastern region of Indonesia, serving as a critical maritime infrastructure in the remote Tanimbar Islands archipelago. Positioned at coordinates -7.98754°N, 131.273°E, the port plays a significant role in supporting regional maritime trade and logistics operations in the eastern Indonesian maritime corridor.
Geographic Location & Access
Situated in the southeastern extremity of Indonesia’s vast maritime territory, Saumlaki Anch offers a unique geographical advantage in the Tanimbar archipelago. The port’s location provides strategic access to the Arafura Sea, connecting maritime routes between eastern Indonesia and northern Australia. The surrounding maritime environment features complex archipelagic terrain, with multiple approach channels and navigational challenges typical of Indonesia’s intricate coastal landscapes.
The port experiences a tropical maritime climate characterized by consistent temperatures and seasonal wind patterns. Navigation requires careful consideration of local meteorological conditions, particularly during the northwest monsoon period (October-April), which can present challenging maritime navigation scenarios.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
Saumlaki Anch demonstrates robust maritime infrastructure designed to accommodate diverse cargo handling requirements:
Terminal Specifications:
– Total berth length: Approximately 250 meters
– Primary cargo handling capabilities: General cargo, bulk materials
– Container storage capacity: Limited, approximately 500 TEU
– Specialized handling: Limited bulk and break-bulk cargo operations
Cargo Handling Equipment:
– Mobile harbor cranes
– Conventional cargo handling mechanisms
– Basic container manipulation infrastructure
– Limited specialized cargo processing capabilities
Technical Specifications
Critical technical parameters define the port’s operational capabilities:
– Maximum navigational draft: 50 meters
– Channel depth: Approximately 10-12 meters
– Tidal range: 2-3 meters
– Vessel size limitations: Predominantly suitable for medium-sized regional vessels
– Pilotage: Mandatory for all incoming and outgoing maritime traffic
– Navigation aids: Standard maritime navigation systems and local pilotage support
Operational Services
Service offerings reflect the port’s regional maritime support capabilities:
Operational Services:
– Basic stevedoring capabilities
– Limited bunkering services
– Fresh water provisions
– Elementary ship maintenance support
– Customs clearance facilities
– Basic security infrastructure
Commercial & Economic Aspects
The port’s commercial landscape is characterized by:
– Moderate port tariff structures
– Limited but developing intermodal connectivity
– Regional trade focus: Predominantly local and regional maritime commerce
– Emerging logistics infrastructure
– Potential for future infrastructure development
Strategic Importance
Saumlaki Anch represents a critical maritime node in Indonesia’s eastern maritime frontier, offering:
– Strategic positioning in the Tanimbar archipelago
– Potential gateway for regional trade expansion
– Supporting local economic development
– Connecting remote Indonesian maritime territories
Competitive Advantages
– Unique geographical positioning
– Emerging maritime infrastructure
– Strategic location in eastern Indonesian maritime corridor
– Potential for future maritime logistics development
Cargo Suitability
Optimal for:
– Regional break-bulk cargo
– Local agricultural an
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