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Taman (RUTAM)

πŸ“ 45.2210 N, 36.7206 E πŸ• GMT +3 🌍 Russian Federation

Max Length292 m
Max Beamβ€”
Max Draft16 m
Max DWTβ€”
Density1010
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πŸ“‹ Port Overview

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This location of this new deep water port provides access for export commodities from southern Russia, the Volga basin, and the Caspian Region. The Zhelezny Rog port development consists of seven land plots leased to private owners of the total area of 360 hectares. Berth operating procedures may vary, depending on the owner. All commodities will be transported to and from the port by rail but road links are planned. Berthing facilities currently consist of three jetties, up to 2.5km long, jutting out from the shoreline into the Black Sea. There is also a food terminal under construction for edible oils and grain cargoes. Eventually, when completed, the port area will handle sulphur, coal, iron ore, grain, fertilisers and containers.

Load line zone

Summer Zone for ships over 100m in length and Winter Seasonal Area for ships of 100m or less in length, Winter Dec 1 to Feb 28/29, Summer Mar 1 to Nov 30.

Location

Taman is an alternative name for Zhelezny Rog Port.

Location

Zhelezny Rog Port (also known as Taman Port) is approx 10km S of Taman town.

Max size

Max LOA 275m, beam 48m, draught 14m, 160,391DWT.

Traffic figures

Approx 43,000,000t of cargo (including 9,600,000t of coal) and 16,500 vessels handled annually.

πŸ”§ Facilities

Bunkering βœ“

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