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Summary
Max. Size:
Breakbulk:
53,000 d.w.t., draft 10.8 m.
Containers:
30,000 g.t.
Ro-Ro:
47,000 d.w.t., draft 10.8 m.
Bulk:
200,000 d.w.t., draft 16.3 m.
Crude:
314,250 d.w.t., draft 19.2 m.
Products:
101,600 d.w.t., draft 14.5 m.
Chemicals:
35,000 d.w.t., draft 9.5 m.
Gas:
Draft 12.4 m.
Fuel:
Most grades.
Airport:
Narita Tokyo Int'l, 40 km.
Repairs/Drydocks:
500,000 d.w.t.
Medical:
Facilities available.
Chiba
JPCHB
Including
- Anegasaki - JPANE - 35° 29.00′ N, 140° 05.00′ E
- Funabashi - JPFNB - 35° 41.00′ N, 139° 59.00′ E
- Ichihara - JPICH - 35° 33.00′ N, 140° 04.00′ E
- Ichikawa - JPICK - 35° 45.00′ N, 139° 55.00′ E
- Katsunan - 35° 40.00′ N, 139° 58.00′ E
- Narashino - JPNAI - 35° 40.00′ N, 140° 01.00′ E
- Sodegaura - JPSDU - 35° 29.00′ N, 140° 00.00′ E
OVERVIEW:
Largest seaport in Japan, and second largest in Japan in terms of cargo handled. The
port of Chiba encompasses a number of neighbouring cities in Chiba Prefecture. Imports
include crude, LNG and dry bulk raw materials. Exports include chemicals, petroleum
products, LPG, steel products and vehicles. Details do not include the port facilities
in the city of Kisarazu.
LOCATION:
The part of Chiba Prefecture lying on the north and east…
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