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Port Overview
Teacapan is a strategically positioned maritime facility located on the Pacific coast of Mexico in the state of Nayarit. Situated at 22.5422°N, -105.747°E, this port represents an important maritime gateway for regional trade in the North Pacific (NP) area. While relatively smaller compared to major Mexican ports, Teacapan offers unique advantages for maritime operations, particularly for regional coastal and agricultural trade routes.
Geographic Location & Access
Positioned along the Pacific coastline, Teacapan benefits from a natural harbor configuration with protected approaches and favorable maritime conditions. The port is characterized by its proximity to agricultural regions and coastal shipping routes. The local climate is tropical, with moderate maritime influences that support year-round navigation. Access channels are relatively straightforward, with minimal navigational challenges typical of coastal Mexican ports.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
Teacapan’s port infrastructure is designed to support regional maritime activities with focused capabilities:
Terminal Specifications:
– Limited but functional cargo handling capabilities
– Modest container and bulk cargo handling facilities
– Adaptable berth configurations for regional vessels
– Basic storage and warehousing infrastructure
– Specialized in supporting local agricultural and fishing industry exports
Cargo Handling Capabilities:
– Primary focus on agricultural products
– Limited container handling capacity
– Bulk cargo management for regional trade
– Specialized equipment for local commodity exports
Technical Specifications
Critical technical parameters define Teacapan’s operational capabilities:
Navigation Characteristics:
– Maximum draft: 50 meters
– Channel depth suitable for coastal and regional vessels
– Moderate tidal variations typical of Pacific coastal regions
– Navigational aids supporting safe maritime approaches
– Recommended pilotage services for precise vessel management
Vessel Accommodation:
– Supports medium-sized coastal and regional vessels
– Limitations on ultra-large commercial shipping
– Specialized in supporting local maritime economic activities
Operational Services
Port services are tailored to regional maritime requirements:
Service Offerings:
– Basic stevedoring and cargo handling
– Limited bunker fuel availability
– Fresh water provisioning
– Elementary ship maintenance support
– Standard maritime safety and security protocols
– Customs clearance for regional trade
Commercial & Economic Aspects
Teacapan’s commercial profile emphasizes regional economic integration:
Trade Characteristics:
– Focus on agricultural product exports
– Supporting local fishing industry logistics
– Connecting coastal communities to broader maritime networks
– Competitive pricing for regional maritime operations
– Emerging potential for expanded maritime services
Strategic Importance
While not a major international port, Teacapan offers strategic advantages:
Key Strategic Elements:
– Critical infrastructure for regional maritime connectivity
– Supporting local economic development
– Potential for expanded maritime service capabilities
– Integral to coastal Mexican maritime ecosystem
– Adaptable to evolving regional trade requirements
Conclusion
Teacapan represents a specialized maritime facility with focused capabilities in regional trade. Its strategic location, modest but functional infrastructure, and commitment to supporting local maritime activities position it as an essential component of Mexico’s coastal maritime network.
Recommended for: Regional agricultural exports, coastal shipping, local maritime logistics,
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