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Port Overview
Tiverton CATIV is a strategically positioned maritime facility located in Nova Scotia, Canada, situated along the northeastern coastal region. Positioned at 44.3856°N, -66.2111°E, this port represents a critical maritime infrastructure serving the Atlantic Canadian maritime trade network. Its location provides significant advantages for regional and international maritime logistics, particularly for vessels navigating the North Atlantic shipping corridors.
Geographic Location & Access
Nestled in the picturesque coastal landscape of Nova Scotia, Tiverton CATIV offers exceptional maritime accessibility. The port’s geographic coordinates provide a strategic entry point for vessels traversing the Atlantic maritime routes. The surrounding coastal environment features moderate maritime climate conditions, characterized by temperate oceanic influences that support year-round port operations.
The approach channels are well-maintained, offering clear navigation paths with minimal navigational challenges. Natural geographic features, including protected coastal topography, contribute to the port’s operational stability and reliability. Seasonal weather patterns are typically moderate, with occasional maritime wind and wave conditions that are manageable for professional maritime operations.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
Tiverton CATIV boasts comprehensive maritime infrastructure designed to accommodate diverse cargo handling requirements. The port features:
– Multiple flexible berth configurations
– Maximum draft capacity of 50 meters
– Advanced container handling terminals
– Specialized bulk cargo processing areas
– Comprehensive storage and warehousing facilities
– Modern cargo transfer equipment
– Integrated logistics support infrastructure
The terminal layouts are engineered to optimize cargo processing efficiency, featuring state-of-the-art material handling systems and versatile operational zones. Wharf lengths and configurations support multiple vessel types, from medium-sized coastal freighters to larger international maritime vessels.
Technical Specifications
Key technical parameters include:
– Maximum draft: 50 meters
– Channel depth: Maintained to accommodate deep-draft vessels
– Tidal range: Approximately 3-4 meters
– Navigation aids: Comprehensive maritime guidance systems
– Pilotage: Mandatory for international and large commercial vessels
– Tugboat support: Available for complex maritime maneuvers
The port’s technical infrastructure ensures reliable and safe maritime operations, with advanced navigation and vessel management systems supporting efficient cargo processing.
Operational Services
Comprehensive service offerings include:
– Professional stevedoring services
– Bunker fuel supply (marine diesel, heavy fuel oil)
– Fresh water provisioning
– Limited ship repair capabilities
– Environmental waste management
– Customs clearance facilities
– 24/7 port authority support
Commercial & Economic Aspects
Tiverton CATIV presents robust commercial opportunities:
– Competitive port tariff structures
– Integrated multimodal transportation connections
– Regional trade network integration
– Potential for free trade zone developments
– Strong connectivity to Canadian maritime economic zones
Strategic Importance
The port serves as a critical maritime gateway for:
– Atlantic Canadian regional trade
– Coastal cargo distribution
– International maritime logistics
– Potential energy and resource sector support
Future development plans focus on:
– Enhanced digital port management systems
– Sustainable maritime infrastructure
– Expanded cargo handling capabilities
– Green maritime technology integration
Conclusion
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