Aparri
PHAPR
Also known as Biocobian
Also see
Port Irene and
General before first Philippines port
OVERVIEW:
Port of Aparri caters mostly to small passenger vessels but also handles breakbulk
and timber. Tug barge combinations are used for transporting sand from dredging operations
in the Cagayan River. Vessels anchor in the outer anchorage to load transshipped sand
cargoes.
LOCATION:
It is a port of entry situated near the mouth of Cagayan River in position 18° 21.55′ N, 121° 37.81′ E on the north coast of Luzon.
CHARTS:
Digital: C1314040 and GB304425.
Paper: BA 4425.
Publications:
NP32A, China Sea Pilot Vol 3.
PORT LIMITS:
The port is bounded in the north by Babuyan Channel, in the south by Appagonan River,
in the east by Barangay San Antonio and in the west by Cagayan River.
DOCUMENTS:
The following documents must be submitted to port authorities on arrival:
3 Cargo Manifests
(in transit, if any)
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