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Port Overview
Thevenard Port is a strategically positioned maritime facility located on the western coast of South Australia, serving as a critical infrastructure point for regional agricultural and mineral exports. Situated in the remote Eyre Peninsula region, the port plays a significant role in supporting the economic activities of South Australia’s primary production sectors, particularly grain and mineral exports.
Geographic Location & Access
Positioned at coordinates 32.1345°S, 133.646°E, Thevenard Port is located in a sheltered coastal area of the Great Australian Bight. The port benefits from a natural deep-water approach with minimal navigational challenges, offering relatively straightforward maritime access. The surrounding coastal geography provides natural protection from extreme weather conditions, making it a reliable maritime infrastructure for year-round operations.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
Thevenard Port is primarily configured as a bulk cargo terminal with specialized capabilities for grain and mineral exports. The port features:
– Single main cargo berth with a length of approximately 200 meters
– Maximum draft of 12.5 meters
– Dedicated grain export terminal with significant storage capacity
– Conveyor systems for efficient bulk cargo transfer
– Open storage areas for mineral and agricultural commodities
– Direct rail connectivity for cargo transportation
– Modern cargo handling equipment including mobile harbor cranes and conveyor systems
Technical Specifications
– Maximum vessel draft: 12.5 meters
– Berth length: 200 meters
– Channel depth: Maintained at 12.5 meters
– Tidal range: Approximately 1.5 meters
– Pilotage services mandatory for vessels over 70 meters
– Navigation aids include leading lights, AIS, and modern marine communication systems
– Recommended approach from southeast during prevailing wind conditions
Operational Services
Port services include:
– 24/7 stevedoring operations
– Bulk cargo handling specializing in grain and mineral exports
– Marine fuel (marine diesel) availability
– Basic ship repair and maintenance support
– Customs and quarantine clearance facilities
– Cargo weighing and inspection services
– Environmental waste management
– Security screening and port entry protocols
Commercial & Economic Aspects
– Competitive port tariffs aligned with regional maritime standards
– Direct rail connectivity to agricultural and mining regions
– Efficient cargo handling rates
– Streamlined customs procedures
– Supporting primary export industries of grain and minerals
– Significant economic contributor to regional South Australian economy
Strategic Importance
Thevenard Port serves as a critical maritime infrastructure for:
– Grain exports from Eyre Peninsula agricultural regions
– Mineral commodity shipments from western South Australian mining areas
– Supporting regional economic development
– Providing essential maritime logistics infrastructure for remote coastal communities
– Facilitating international trade connections for South Australian producers
Cargo Handling Capabilities
Primary export commodities:
– Wheat and other grains
– Mineral concentrates
– Bulk agricultural products
– Limited container handling capabilities
Competitive Advantages
– Dedicated bulk cargo infrastructure
– Efficient cargo transfer systems
– Strategic location for agricultural and mineral exports
– Reliable maritime access
– Modern cargo handling technologies
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