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Port Overview
Tiverton Fisherman’s Port is a strategic maritime facility located in the coastal region of Nova Scotia, Canada, positioned strategically along the Bay of Fundy. Situated in a critical maritime corridor, this port serves as an essential hub for regional fishing operations and coastal maritime activities. Its unique location offers significant advantages for small to medium-sized vessels engaged in commercial fishing, marine research, and coastal logistics.
Geographic Location & Access
Precisely positioned at 44.3955°N, -66.2138°E, Tiverton Fisherman’s Port is nestled in the southwestern extremity of Nova Scotia’s coastline. The port benefits from a sheltered approach with natural protection from prevailing maritime conditions. The surrounding geography features rocky coastal terrain typical of the Bay of Fundy region, providing natural breakwater characteristics that enhance navigational safety.
Climate characteristics include:
– Moderate maritime climate
– Seasonal temperature variations
– Potential for challenging winter navigation conditions
– Average annual precipitation supporting stable maritime operations
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
The port’s infrastructure is primarily designed to support fishing industry operations, with specialized facilities tailored to small to medium-scale maritime activities:
Key Infrastructure Components:
– Primary wharf length: Approximately 250 meters
– Dedicated fishing vessel berthing areas
– Small-scale container and cargo handling capabilities
– Open storage areas for marine equipment
– Basic warehousing facilities
– Refrigerated storage for marine catches
– Simple loading/unloading infrastructure
Technical Specifications
Technical capabilities of Tiverton Fisherman’s Port include:
Navigation Parameters:
– Maximum draft: 50 meters
– Channel depth: Approximately 8-10 meters
– Tidal range: Significant, characteristic of Bay of Fundy (up to 16 meters)
– Navigational aids: Basic lighthouse and maritime signaling systems
– Pilotage: Local pilotage services available for complex navigation scenarios
Operational Services
Port operational services are focused on supporting fishing and coastal maritime activities:
Service Offerings:
– Basic stevedoring capabilities
– Limited bunker fuel supply
– Fresh water provisions
– Minor vessel repair facilities
– Waste management services
– Customs clearance for marine vessels
– Basic security infrastructure
Commercial & Economic Aspects
Commercial characteristics reflect the port’s regional maritime ecosystem:
Economic Features:
– Modest port dues structure
– Primarily serving local fishing industry
– Limited but efficient logistics connections
– Regional transportation integration
– Supporting local maritime economic activities
Strategic Importance
Strategic significance derives from:
– Critical support for local fishing communities
– Coastal maritime infrastructure
– Potential for marine research operations
– Supplementary maritime logistics hub
– Resilient coastal maritime facility
Competitive Advantages
– Natural geographic protection
– Specialized fishing industry support
– Flexible operational capabilities
– Strategic Bay of Fundy location
– Adaptable maritime infrastructure
Conclusion
Tiverton Fisherman’s Port represents a specialized maritime facility optimized for regional fishing operations and coastal maritime activities. While modest in scale, it provides essential infrastructure supporting Nova Scotia’s maritime economic ecosystem.
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