Summary
Max. Size:
Breakbulk:
10,000 d.w.t., depth 10.0 m.
Containers:
50,000 d.w.t., depth 14.0 m.
Passengers:
30,000 g.t., depth 12.0 m.
Ro-Ro:
50,000 g.t., depth 14.0 m.
Bulk:
50,000 d.w.t., depth 18.0 m.
Tankers:
10,000 d.w.t, depth 11.0 m.
Fuel:
Available.
Airport:
Ibaraki Int'l, 34 km. Tokyo Narita Int'l, 76 km. Tokyo Haneda Int'l, 124 km.
Medical:
Facilities available.
Hitachinaka
JPHIC
OVERVIEW:
One of three port districts operated by Ibaraki Prefecture that make up the Port of
Ibaraki, the other two districts being Hitachi and Oarai. Hitachinaka is an expanding
port district with modern container and Ro-Ro terminals. Hitachinaka also handles
coal, project, breakbulk and occasionally cruise vessels. Expansion is ongoing with
additional land reclamation taking place.
LOCATION:
On the east coast of Honshu, 4 n.m. south of Hitachi Port and 30 n.m. NNW of Kashima.
CHARTS:
Digital: JP34PQDG, JP54Q462 and JP54Q462.
Paper: BA JP1097.
US 97100.
Publications:
NP41, Japan Pilot Vol 1.
PORT LIMITS:
Bounded by lines connecting the following positions:
- 36° 27.00′ N, 140° 36.50′ E
- 36° 27.00′ N, 140° 38.86′ E
- 36° 22.58′ N, 140° 38.85′ E
- 36° 22.58′ N, 140° 38.38′ E
- 36° 23.78′ N, 140° 37.91′ E
- 36° 23.85′ N, 140° 37.65′ E
- 36° 23.86′…
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