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Osaka (JPOSA)

πŸ“ 34.6333 N, 135.3666 E πŸ• GMT +9 🌍 Japan

Max Length300 m
Max Beam32 m
Max Draft12 m
Max DWT88,000 T
Density1025
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πŸ“‹ Port Overview

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The port, approx 20km SE of Kobe, is an important centre for domestic and international waterborne traffic. Its S boundary is the Yamato River, with the City of Sakai beyond, to its N lies Hyogo Prefecture beyond the Kanzaki River. The port consists an Inner Harbour (Area Nos 1-3), South Harbour (Area No 4) and North Harbour (Area Nos 1-6) and comprises more than 70 berths for foreign trade handling. Cargoes include coal, bulk, LPG, crude oil, general, passengers and bananas. As of 1st December 2007, Osaka, Sakai, Amagasaki-Nishinomiya-Ashiya and Kobe (see separate entries), have all been unified to form Hanshin Port.

🚒 Cargo Capabilities

ContainerLiquidDry BulkBreakbulkMultipurposePassengerRoroGasLpg

Load line zone

Summer.

Location

The port of Osaka is located in the NE corner of Osaka Bay, lying between the Kanazaki River in the N and the Yamatogawa River to the S.

Max size

Draught 13.0m, beam 32m & 100,000DWT.

Traffic figures

Approx 84,000,000t of cargo, 2,100,000TEUs and 23,00 vessels handled annually.

πŸ”§ Facilities

Bunkering βœ“Fresh Water βœ“Repairs βœ“

πŸ—οΈ Crane Capacity (TONS)

Up to 2425 – 4950 – 99100 – 149Over 150

✈️ Airports in the Area

Kansai International Airport KIX
Osaka
Osaka Itami International Airport ITM
Osaka

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