POL: XIAMEN
POD: YANGON
USD390/20GP
USD690/40'
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Yangon
Port abbreviation: BURAN
Country: Myanmar
Longitude and latitude: 16 ° 47'0 "N, 96 ° 15'0" E
Time difference: -6:30
Anchorage: 15-59-54N, 96-14-30E
Berth draft: 9.4m
Yangon Port, built in 1852, is the largest port in Myanmar and one of the world's major rice export ports. [1] Yangon Port is the first commercial port in Myanmar. It is located in the south central part of the country, on the east side of the Irrawaddy River Delta, on the left bank of the Yangon River, 24 nautical miles south of Motama Bay in Andaman Sea, and 10000 ton seagoing ships can enter the port at the tide.
There are 13 quay docks and two fixed berths for ocean vessels in the port, including 4 rice berths, distributed at the Surpagoda dock (berths 1 and 2). The length of the dock line is 505 meters, and the depth of low tide water is 7.3-8.5 meters. The Akron and Hitterdam docks have a line length of 134 and 139 meters respectively, and a water depth of 7.9-9.1; The 5 general cargo berths are all distributed at the Surpagoda terminal (berths 3-7), with a dock line of 476 meters and a water depth of 7.3-9.0 meters, which can accommodate ships with a captain of 137-160 meters and a draft of 7.4-9.4 meters. Among them, berths 3 and 4 are relatively shallow and suitable for loading and unloading coastal ships; Two container berths are distributed at the Boag Street terminal and two timber export berths are distributed on Bruken Street; In addition, there is a passenger terminal. There are also 13 buoy berths for mooring on the river surface. Inland waterway shipping connects the Irrawaddy River network, with a sea route reaching 165 nautical miles east of the Port of Mauritius, 258 nautical miles west of the Port of Perseux, 762 nautical miles south of the Port of Penang, and 1117 nautical miles to the Port of Singapore.
In 2011, there were 17 international ship berths in the Yangon Port area of Yangon Port, and 6 international ship berths in the Dilowa Port area, totaling 23 berths, which can accommodate 23 large ships simultaneously. From 2010 to 2011, a total of 476 foreign container ships and 1143 mixed cargo ships docked at various terminals in Yangon Port. During the four month period from April to July 2011 to 2012, a total of 163 foreign container ships and 279 integrated cargo ships docked. In terms of cargo loading and unloading, compared to the same period in the first four months of 2011-2012, in 2010-2011, 1.44 million tons of containers were loaded and unloaded, with a total cargo of 1.328 million tons. In 2011-2012, 1.727 million tons of containers were loaded and unloaded, with a total cargo of 179.2 tons.
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