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Port Overview
Trent Talbot Port is a strategically positioned maritime facility located in the Canadian province of Ontario, situated along the eastern shores of Lake Simcoe. Serving as a critical inland waterway connection, the port plays a significant role in regional transportation and economic development, bridging inland logistics with broader maritime trade networks. Its unique positioning offers substantial advantages for regional shipping and intermodal transportation systems.
Geographic Location & Access
Precisely located at 44.4758°N, -79.1558°E, Trent Talbot Port benefits from an exceptional geographic setting within the Great Lakes region. The port is situated in a sheltered area with direct access to Lake Simcoe’s navigable waters, providing strategic connectivity to major Canadian transportation corridors. The surrounding landscape offers natural protection from extreme weather conditions, ensuring reliable maritime operations throughout the year.
Climate characteristics include moderate seasonal variations, with navigation typically possible from early spring through late autumn. Winter months may require specialized ice navigation protocols, reflecting the region’s northern maritime environment.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
The port features comprehensive maritime infrastructure designed to accommodate diverse cargo handling requirements:
Terminal Specifications:
– Total quay length: Approximately 750 meters
– Primary cargo handling areas: 45,000 square meters
– Container storage capacity: 5,000 TEU
– Specialized bulk cargo zones
– Covered warehouse facilities: 12,000 square meters
Cargo Handling Equipment:
– Multiple gantry cranes with 40-meter reach
– Mobile harbor cranes (50-ton capacity)
– Advanced conveyor systems
– Specialized bulk material handling infrastructure
– Refrigerated container capabilities
Technical Specifications
Critical technical parameters include:
– Maximum navigational draft: 50 meters
– Channel depth: Consistently maintained at 12.5 meters
– Tidal range: Minimal (typical inland waterway conditions)
– Vessel size limitations: Accommodates Seaway-class vessels
– Navigation aids: Comprehensive modern GPS and radar systems
Pilotage services are mandatory for vessels exceeding 100 meters, with experienced local maritime pilots available 24/7 to ensure safe navigation.
Operational Services
Comprehensive port services include:
– 24/7 stevedoring operations
– Bunker fuel supply (marine diesel, heavy fuel oil)
– Fresh water provisioning
– Waste management and environmental compliance services
– Customs clearance and documentation support
– Advanced security screening facilities
Commercial & Economic Aspects
Port economic characteristics:
– Competitive tariff structures
– Integrated rail and highway connections
– Proximity to major industrial centers
– Intermodal transportation hub
– Free trade zone capabilities
Estimated annual cargo throughput: 2.5 million metric tons, with diverse cargo profiles including agricultural products, manufactured goods, and bulk materials.
Strategic Importance
Trent Talbot Port represents a critical node in Canada’s inland maritime infrastructure, offering:
– Efficient Great Lakes transportation corridor
– Reduced transportation costs for regional exporters
– Strategic access to North American markets
– Ongoing infrastructure modernization initiatives
– Commitment to sustainable
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