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Las Palmas
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OVERVIEW:
The port offers facilities for most types of vessel. It is divided into Inner and
Outer Harbours and has berth facilities with a total length of 18.7 km. The principal
imports include textiles, foodstuffs, consumer goods, fertiliser, grain and edible
oils. The principal exports are agricultural produce, fish, preserves and cement
Las Palmas also specialises in bunkering services.
The port of Las Palmas is a
Core port in the European Union's Trans-European Transport Network.
LOCATION:
An artificial harbour at the head of Istmo de Guanarteme, 2 n.m. south of the NE extremity
of the island of Gran Canaria.
CHARTS:
Spain Charts 610 and 6100.
BA Charts 1856, 1861 and 1862.
Publications:
BA Africa Pilot, Vol. 1, NP 1.
PORT LIMITS:
Bounded by lines connecting the following positions:
- 28° 10.63′ N, 015° 24.42′ W
- 28° 10.63′ N, 015° 24.26′ W
- 28° 10.41′ N, 015° 24.09′ W
- 28° 10.17′ N, 015°…
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