Haikou Naval Base
20°02'N 110°06'E
This is a small, yet thriving, provincial port. Main imports include fertilizers, grains, petroleum, iron and steel and general cargoes. Exports include ores, rubber, tea and local products. The port largely serves the need of bulk trades. Expansion into container handling is likely to be on a feeder basis. Haikou is located on the northern coast of Hainan Island.
Highways link the various regions of the island to the ports Shipping lines serve Zhanjiang, Guangzhou and Hong Kong. There is a RO/RO service between Haikou and Zhanjiang and an around-the-clock automobile ferry service between Haikou and Haian.
| Cargo Handling Facilities | ||||
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| Length (metres) | Depth (metres) | Max Vesssel Size (GRT) | Cargo Handling Equipment | |
| Terminals Container Seafrontage | -- | -- | -- | -- |
| Bulk Cargo Seafrontage | 972 | 6 ~ 8.5 | 5,000 | |
| Breakbulk Seafrontage | 972 | 3 ~ 8.5 | 5,000 | Yes |
| Barge/Small Craft Seafrontage | -- | -- | -- | -- |
| Oil Terminal Jetties (No.) | -- | -- | -- | -- |
| Stream Cargo Working Buoys | -- | -- | -- | -- |
| Cargo Working Anchorages | 4 | 3 ~ 8 | -- | -- | Port Services |
| Tugs | 4 tugs, max, output 1,440 hp | |||
| Repair Facilities | minor repairs only | |||
| Other | -- | Port Capacity | ||
| Cargo Throughput | (million tons) | 6 in 1994 | ||
| (TEUs) | -- | Approach Channel | ||
| Length | 3.1 nautical miles | |||
| Width | 80 metres | |||
| Depth at C.D. (metres) | 6.5 metres | |||
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