| Vessel Name ↕️ | IMO | Type ↕️ | DWT ↕️ | ETA ↕️ |
|---|
Note: Vessel information is updated daily. All times are local port time.
Port Overview
Winona Port, located in the Upper Mississippi River region of the United States, is a strategically positioned inland maritime facility serving the critical agricultural and industrial corridors of the Midwestern United States. Situated in Minnesota, this port plays a crucial role in the domestic transportation network, facilitating the movement of bulk commodities, agricultural products, and industrial materials along the Mississippi River system.
Geographic Location & Access
Coordinates: 44.0524°N, -91.6232°W
Positioned on the Mississippi River’s eastern bank, Winona Port benefits from a strategic location within the Mississippi River Valley. The port enjoys direct access to the river’s navigational channel, with proximity to major agricultural and industrial production centers in Minnesota and Wisconsin. The local climate features seasonal variations typical of the Upper Midwest, with navigation potentially impacted by winter ice conditions and spring flooding.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
Key Infrastructure:
– Total berth length: Approximately 750 meters
– Cargo handling capabilities:
– Bulk cargo terminals
– Grain export facilities
– General cargo handling areas
– Storage capacities:
– Open storage: 50,000 m²
– Covered warehousing: 15,000 m²
– Specialized handling equipment:
– Multiple gantry cranes
– Pneumatic and mechanical grain unloaders
– Conveyor systems for efficient cargo transfer
Technical Specifications
Port Technical Details:
– Maximum draft: 50 meters
– Channel depth: 4.3 meters (maintained through regular dredging)
– Tidal range: Minimal (river-based navigation)
– Vessel size limitations:
– Accommodates river barges
– Limited ocean-going vessel access
– Navigation aids:
– Comprehensive marine traffic control
– Modern navigational support systems
– Pilotage: Mandatory for commercial vessels
Operational Services
Comprehensive Port Services:
– Stevedoring and cargo handling
– Bunker fuel availability:
– Marine diesel
– Heavy fuel oil
– Ship support services:
– Basic repair facilities
– Provisions supply
– Waste management
– Security:
– 24/7 monitoring
– Customs and immigration facilities
– Environmental compliance services
Commercial & Economic Aspects
Economic Characteristics:
– Primary cargo types:
– Agricultural products
– Industrial raw materials
– Bulk commodities
– Intermodal connections:
– Direct rail access
– Highway connectivity
– Integrated logistics infrastructure
– Tariff structure:
– Competitive pricing
– Volume-based discounts
– Flexible cargo handling rates
Strategic Importance
Regional Significance:
– Critical link in Mississippi River logistics chain
– Key agricultural export gateway
– Supporting Midwestern industrial supply networks
– Potential for future expansion and modernization
– Commitment to sustainable port operations
Competitive Advantages
– Efficient inland transportation hub
– Direct access to agricultural production regions
– Multimodal transportation capabilities
– Competitive operational costs
USONA
Stop wasting time — streamline your pre-fixing process and move bulk vessel cargo faster than ever.
