Contents
Report:
Report
Summary
Max. Size:
Breakbulk:
Depth 14.0 m. (tidal).
Containers:
Depth 16.8 m. (tidal).
Passengers:
Depth 14.0 m. (tidal).
Ro-Ro:
Depth 16.8 m. (tidal).
Tankers:
Depth 13.4 m. (tidal).
Largest Vessel:
11,312 TEU., LOA 363 m., beam 45.0 m.
Fuel:
Available.
Airport:
Halifax Int'l, 26 km.
Repairs/Drydocks:
Graving dock 173 x 23.5 x 8.0 m., capacity 13,610 tons.
Medical:
Facilities available.
Halifax
CAHAL
OVERVIEW:
A naturally-sheltered port of regional importance handling cargoes including dry and
liquid bulk, containers, Ro-Ro, passengers, forest products and breakbulk. Harbour
also contains a naval base, shipyard, fishing, leisure and offshore support berths
The port is one of Transport Canada’s Port of Refuge ports.
LOCATION:
On the southern shore of the Nova Scotia peninsula, Halifax lies 650 ESE of Quebec
City and 660 km. ENE of Boston, Massachusetts.
CHARTS:
Canadian Hydrographic Service Charts No. 4201, 4202, 4203 and 4237.
BA Charts No. 4747, 4748, 4751, 4752, 4753, 4754 and 4755.
Publications:
BA Nova Scotia and Bay of Fundy Pilot, NP 59.
PORT LIMITS:
Seaward limits bounded by a straight line between the following approximate positions:
- 44° 37.75′ N, 063° 31.31′ W
- 44° 36.50′ N, 063° 33.73′ W.
DOCUMENTS:
1 Bills of Lading
1 Bonded Stores List
1 Cargo Manifest
1 Crew Effects Declaration (CBSA Form Y-14)
1 Crew List…
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