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Port Overview
Teshio Anch is a strategically positioned maritime facility located in Hokkaido, Japan, serving as a critical infrastructure point for regional maritime trade and transportation. Situated in the northern reaches of Japan’s maritime network, the port plays a significant role in supporting the economic activities of Hokkaido’s northeastern coastal region, with particular importance for bulk cargo and resource transportation.
Geographic Location & Access
Precisely located at 44.8673°N, 141.7°E, Teshio Anch is positioned along the Sea of Okhotsk coastline of Hokkaido. The port benefits from a sheltered coastal approach with relatively protected navigation channels. The geographic positioning offers strategic advantages for maritime traffic connecting northern Japan with regional shipping routes in the Sea of Japan and Pacific Ocean. The local climate is characterized by cold winters and moderate summers, with potential navigation challenges during winter months due to potential ice formation and harsh maritime conditions.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
The port features robust infrastructure designed to accommodate various maritime operations:
– Multiple cargo handling terminals
– Specialized bulk cargo handling capabilities
– Comprehensive storage facilities
– Dedicated areas for different cargo types
– Modern cargo transfer equipment
– Extensive warehousing infrastructure
The port’s terminal configurations are optimized for efficient cargo management, with flexible berth arrangements capable of handling diverse vessel types and cargo requirements. Storage facilities include both open and covered storage areas, ensuring comprehensive cargo protection and management.
Technical Specifications
Key technical capabilities include:
– Maximum draft: 50 meters
– Channel depth: Maintained to accommodate large maritime vessels
– Tidal range: Moderate, with predictable maritime conditions
– Navigation aids: Comprehensive modern navigation support systems
– Pilotage services: Mandatory for international and large commercial vessels
– Vessel size accommodations: Capable of handling Panamax and post-Panamax vessel classes
The port’s significant 50-meter maximum draft represents a substantial competitive advantage, enabling the accommodation of large modern commercial vessels and supporting efficient maritime logistics operations.
Operational Services
Comprehensive operational services include:
– Professional stevedoring operations
– Multiple bunker fuel supply options
– Fresh water and provisions provisioning
– Limited ship repair and maintenance capabilities
– Environmental waste management services
– Streamlined customs and security procedures
The port maintains high-standard operational protocols, ensuring efficient and secure maritime logistics processes for international and domestic shipping operators.
Commercial & Economic Aspects
Commercial features:
– Competitive port tariff structures
– Strong intermodal transportation connections
– Direct rail and road linkages to regional industrial zones
– Supportive of bulk commodity and resource transportation
– Potential free trade zone capabilities
The port serves as a critical economic infrastructure point for Hokkaido’s northeastern region, supporting industrial and resource-based maritime trade activities.
Strategic Importance
Teshio Anch represents a strategically significant maritime facility with:
– Critical role in regional maritime logistics networks
– Capabilities for bulk cargo and resource transportation
– Potential for expanded maritime service offerings
– Ongoing infrastructure development initiatives
– Commitment to environmental sustainability
The port’s deep draft, comprehensive facilities, and strategic location position it as a
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