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Port Overview
Tourelle is a strategic maritime facility located in the Province of Quebec, Canada, positioned along the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Situated at 49.1694°N, -66.3736°E, this port represents an important node in the maritime infrastructure of eastern Canada, serving as a critical access point for regional maritime trade and transportation networks. While relatively compact, Tourelle offers significant potential for maritime operations in the northeastern Canadian coastal region.
Geographic Location & Access
Nestled in the maritime region of Quebec, Tourelle benefits from a strategic coastal position with direct access to the Gulf of St. Lawrence. The port’s coordinates provide excellent navigational approach conditions, with clear maritime approaches and minimal navigational challenges. The surrounding geography features a rugged coastal landscape typical of the Quebec maritime region, characterized by rocky shorelines and moderate maritime terrain.
The local climate is characterized by maritime influences, with typical northeastern Canadian maritime conditions including:
– Cold winters with potential ice formation
– Moderate summer navigation periods
– Potential challenging weather conditions during transition seasons
– Average annual temperatures ranging from -10°C to 20°C
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
Tourelle’s port infrastructure is designed to accommodate various maritime operations, with key features including:
Terminal Specifications:
– Maximum draft: 50 meters
– Flexible berthing configurations
– Moderate cargo handling capabilities
– Suitable for medium-sized maritime vessels
– Basic cargo storage and transfer infrastructure
Cargo Handling Capabilities:
– General cargo handling facilities
– Limited container storage capabilities
– Basic bulk cargo transfer infrastructure
– Potential for specialized maritime logistics services
Technical Specifications
Technical port characteristics include:
Navigation Parameters:
– Maximum vessel draft: 50 meters
– Channel depth: Approximately 40-45 meters
– Tidal range: Moderate, typical of Gulf of St. Lawrence region
– Navigation aids: Standard maritime navigation infrastructure
– Pilotage: Mandatory for international vessels
Vessel Accommodation:
– Suitable for medium to large maritime vessels
– Recommended vessel length: Up to 250 meters
– Berth configurations adaptable to various vessel types
Operational Services
Port operational services encompass:
Core Services:
– Basic stevedoring operations
– Cargo handling and transfer
– Limited bunkering capabilities
– Emergency maritime support
– Customs and immigration processing
– Basic vessel maintenance support
Additional Offerings:
– Fresh water supply
– Minimal waste management facilities
– Standard port security protocols
– Basic communication and logistics support
Commercial & Economic Aspects
Commercial characteristics include:
Economic Positioning:
– Regional maritime trade hub
– Supportive of local maritime industries
– Potential for expanded maritime logistics
– Competitive port dues structure
– Integration with regional transportation networks
Strategic Importance
Strategic port advantages:
– Critical access point in Gulf of St. Lawrence
– Supporting regional maritime economic development
– Potential for expanded maritime infrastructure
– Strategic location for coastal maritime operations
– Supports local fishing and maritime industries
Conclusion
Tourelle represents a specialized maritime facility with moderate capabilities, strategically positioned to support regional maritime operations in eastern Canada. While not a major
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