Port nature: river port#
Latitude and longitude: 30°28′N, 049°11′E#
Located in the southwestern part of Ghazaein, the southwestern part of Iran (full name: THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN)
. (GHAZAIEH) River downstream from the mouth of the river about 50n mile, southeast from the port of Khomeini (BANDAR K-HOMEYNI) about 5n mile, bordering on the north side of the Persian Gulf, is the Iranian refined oil products export port, managed by the National Iranian Oil Company. The port has a temperate continental climate with prevailing northwest winds. The average annual temperature ranges from 18 to 30℃, with a maximum of 46℃ and a minimum of 1℃. The average annual rainfall is about 250mm, and the maximum tidal range is about 5.8m.
The main berth of the port is a "T"-shaped jetty with 6 berths, a shoreline length of 1,350m, and a maximum depth of water of 13.6m.
The loading and unloading equipments include pipelines with diameters ranging from 152.4mm to 406.4mm and tugs with maximum power of 1,103m, of which the power of the tugs is 1,030m. The maximum power of tugboat is 1103kW, and the loading and unloading efficiency is 2500 tons of diesel oil, 5000 tons of fuel oil, 2200 tons of gasoline and 2100 tons of naphtha per hour. The water depth of the anchorage for large ships reaches 17 m. The import and export cargoes of this port are mainly refined oil products.
BANDAR KHOMEYNI/Port of Khomeini#
Port nature: river port, with transshipment area#
Latitude and longitude: 30°25′N, 049°04′E#
Located in the south-western part of Iran (full name: THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN)
Coastal Ghazal, the port is located in the south-western part of the country. p>
Coastal GHAZAIEH (GHAZAIEH) downstream of the river, about 45n mile from the mouth of the river, bordering on the north side of the Persian Gulf, is the main foreign trade port of Iran
Iran newly built in 1972, the west is from Iran's main oil refining center ABADAN (ABADAN) 80km
South is from the port of HARG (KHARG) 80n miles. The port is about 110km from the airport with regular flights.
The port has a temperate continental climate with prevailing northwest winds. The average annual temperature ranges from 18 to 30 degrees Celsius, with a maximum of 46 degrees Celsius and a minimum of 1 degree Celsius.
The average annual rainfall is about 250mm. The average rainfall throughout the year is about 250mm. The average tidal height: 5.2m at high tide and 0.9m at low tide.
The main dock berths in the harbor area are as follows:
Yard head Category berths (a) Shoreline length (m) Maximum water depth (m)
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GENERAL CARGO (general cargo) 19 3463 10.4
BULK CARGO (bulk cargo) 15 2490 12
CONTAINER ( Container) 5 1051 12.1
RO/RO (Ro-Ro) 4 771
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43 7775
Unloading equipment include Various kinds of shore cranes, container cranes, removable cranes, ship loaders, grain suckers, forklifts, tugboats
and roll-on/roll-off facilities, etc. Among them, the maximum lifting capacity of the shore cranes is up to 90 tons, and the power of tugboats is up to 2,353kW. loading and unloading efficiency:
1,400 tons of grains per hour, 175 tons of ores per hour. Container site reaches 200,000m∧<2> and the capacity of the grain silo is 75,000 tons
.5 million tons. There is a railroad line in the harbor area for direct loading and unloading. The anchorage for large ships has a water depth of 17 m. The port has 1
8 transit warehouses in the transit area. The port's annual cargo throughput is 11 million tons, and its container throughput in 1992 was 11,000 TEUs. The main export cargoes are ores and sulphur, while the import cargoes are mainly grains and groceries.
Port Chinese Name: Abadan
Port English Name: ABADAN
Port Code: IRABA
Port Abbreviation: ABD
Country: IRAN
Latitude and Longitude: 30 ° 22'0 "N,48 °13'0 "E
Time difference: -3:30
Anchorage: 29-49-00N 48-47-00E
Berth draught:
Chart number: 3844
Detailed description: A seaport along the Shatt al-Arab River in Iran. When Zone 3.5 East standard is used. The water has a deadweight density of 1030. no prevailing wind direction. No tidal changes. Compulsory pilotage. Abadan harbor radio station call sign EQZ. no holidays, 24 hours a day work. Harbor services include: ship repair, bunkering, dinghies, medical, towing, fresh water supply, no dry docking, provisioning, repatriation or sewage facilities. The port city has an airport. The port has three berths for ocean-going vessels, which can berth tankers and general cargo ships.
Port city in Khuzestan Province, Iran. Geographic location 30.4 degrees north latitude, 48.3 degrees east longitude. Located in the southwestern tip of Iran, the Arabian River on the island of Abadan, about 50 kilometers from the Persian Gulf, Iran's oil exports distribution center, the Iranian state-run oil company headquarters location. Population of about 300,000, is the fifth largest city in Iran.
As early as the Abbasid era of the Arabian Empire, Abadan was a trading town, known for its salt production and mat weaving. 14th century, the size of the village was reduced to a small village, and after maneuvering with the Turks, it was returned to Persia in 1847. After the Anglo-Persian Oil Company set up a pipeline terminal refinery here in 1909, it grew rapidly and became a modern city. 1951 Iran nationalized its oil industry, forcibly withdrawing all refining equipment and halting oil deliveries to Britain for four years. In 1955, the British government finally agreed to relinquish ownership, and during the Iran-Iraq war in 1980, the city of Abadan, located on the border between Iran and Iraq, suffered severe damage until 1990, when it gradually recovered.
The economy is based on oil refining and transportation. It is the terminus of the pipeline in the oil belt of southwestern Iran and the starting point of the pipeline to Tehran and Shiraz. It is the world's largest oil storage and refining base, with the largest refinery in Iran, the Abadan Refinery, and the Petrochemical Plant. The Abadan refinery produces 60 percent of the country's output, mostly for export, but the Iran-Iraq war caused a decline in production. The port of Abadan has played an important role in Iran's oil exports, especially before the 1950s when it was the main port for Iran's oil exports, and in the late 1950s when it was shifted to the port of Mashhur, but the port of Abadan still plays an important role. The port of Abadan has modern equipment and ships can be loaded directly at the wharf. There is an international airport on the territory. There is also the Abadan Technical Institute
BANDAR ABBAS/Port of Abbas#
Port nature: Straits port#
Latitude and longitude: 27°08′N, 056°12′E#
Located in the southern part of Iran (full name: THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN). It is a major port in southern Iran, with the Hormoz (HORMOZ) Island of Q-ESHM as a barrier outside the harbor, which is another natural harbor. During the Iran-Iraq war, the port was gradually busy with cargo because it was far away from the battlefield. The port is about 15km from the airport and has regular international flights.
The harbor has a temperate continental climate with northeast winds in the morning and south to southwest winds in the afternoon. The average annual temperature is 23～32℃, and the highest temperature is 40℃. The average rainfall throughout the year is about 200mm. average tidal height: high tide 3.3m, low tide 0.7m.
The port has 11 major berths, with a shoreline length of 2020m and a maximum water depth of 12m. Handling equipment includes a variety of shore cranes, removable cranes, car cranes, floating cranes, container cranes, forklift trucks, tractor-trailers, belt conveyor and tugs, etc., among which removable cranes have a maximum lifting capacity of 90 tons, floating cranes are 70 tons, and the maximum lifting capacity of floating cranes is 1,000 tons, and the maximum lifting capacity of floating cranes is 1,000 tons. The maximum lifting capacity of removable crane is 90 tons, floating crane is 70 tons, container crane is 40 tons, and the maximum power of tugboat is 1,839kW. The maximum capacity of oil terminal is 40,000 DWT oil tanker. Loading and unloading efficiency: 1,500 tons of ore per day. Warehouse capacity is 30,000 tons, and cargo yard capacity reaches 100,000 tons. 1992 container throughput was 95,000 TEU. main export goods include chrome ore, antirust paint, marble, carpet, dried fruit and almonds, etc., while imported goods mainly include tea, sugar, cotton fabrics, grains, matches, chemical fertilizers, woolen fabrics, and construction machinery.
There is also the port of Khorramshahr, which is connected to railroads and highways, making transportation very convenient. With the consent of the Iranian government, this port, along with Bandar Abbas and Bandar Khomeini, is used to transport steel and other materials used in the post-war reconstruction of Iraq.