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Zhoushan (CNZOS)

📍 30.0000 N, 122.1000 E 🕐 GMT +8 🌍 China

Max Length490 m
Max Beam65.004 m
Max Draft20 m
Max DWT270,000 T
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ECA✓

📋 Port Overview

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Zhoushan has merged with Ningbo port and is now controlled by the Ningbo-Zhoushan Port Authority (see also Ningbo port information). Zhoushan is a new deep water port mainly engaged in sea going transhipments of dry bulk and oil cargoes including crude oil, edible oil, coal, ore, cement, timber, stone and containers. There are also several shipbuilding and repair yards. The port is made up of the following districts with several deep water harbour areas, which include: Dinghai, Shenjiamen, Laotangshan, Gaoting, Qushan, Sijiao, Luhushan and Yangshan (see separate entry). Aoshan Oil Terminal is on Aoshan Island off SW coast of Zhoushan. Majishan Island is approx 45nm NE (30°41'N 122°25'E) and is an iron ore transhipment terminal. The new Dapukou Container Terminal is now in operation on Jingtang Island. Zhoushan Wugan Port, on Liangtan Island is the new iron ore transhipment hub for WISCO, the steel manufacturer.

🚢 Cargo Capabilities

ContainerLiquidDry BulkBreakbulkMultipurposePassengerRoroGasLngLpg

Load line zone

Summer.

Location

The port of Zhoushan is located in the N part of the East China Sea, SE of Hangzhou Bay and adjacent to Ningbo.

Max size

LOA 368.9m, beam 65.004m, draught 23m, 403,880DWT. Offshore: 220,000DWT.

Traffic figures

Approx 1,300,000,000t of cargo and 35,000,000TEUs merged traffic figure with Ningbo Port handled annually. Zhoushan - Approx 651,320,000t of cargo (of which approx. 7,270,000t of grain, 184,360,000t of iron ore and 42,610,000t of coal), 1,256,000 passengers and 2,999,000TEU handled annually.

🏗️ Crane Capacity (TONS)

Up to 24

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