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Summary
Max. Size:
Breakbulk:
Draft 11.5 m.
Containers:
Draft 14.0 m.
Passengers:
LOA 300 m., draft 10.5 m.
Ro-Ro:
Draft 10.5 m.
Bulk:
Draft 15.0 m.
Products:
Depth 13.4 m.
Gas:
Depth 13.4 m.
Largest Vessel:
LOA 300 m., draft 15.0 m.
Fuel:
All grades.
Airport:
Mombasa Int'l, 11 km.
Repairs/Drydocks:
180 m. x 24.75 m.
Medical:
Facilities available.
KEMBA
OVERVIEW:
Mombasa is the principal Kenyan seaport and comprises two harbour areas either side
of Mombasa Island with the Old Port District on the east side. The bulk of the commercial
facilities are on the west side of the island at Port Reitz (also known as Kipevu
district), Likoni district on the mainland, and Port Kilindini (the collective name
for Mbaraki, Kilindini and Shimanzi districts) on Mombasa Island. Mombasa not only
serves Kenya but is also the main gateway to the eastern African hinterland countries
of Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Democratic Republic of Congo and Southern Sudan
Old Port District (Mombasa Harbour):
On the eastern side of Mombasa island comprising the Old Port, Port Tudor, Ras Kidomoni
and English Point Marina. Primarily handles local, leisure craft and vessels carrying
bulk cement
Imports:
Main imports are crude oil, farm machinery, fertiliser, iron, maize, paper, salt,
steel, sugar, vehicles and wheat.
Exports:
Main…
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