Port Barranquilla 05
€9.955102 x 859 px
The port of Barranquilla is located in the Atlantic Colombian coast at the mouth of river Magdalena.
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Port Brisa 01
€9.954179 x 1364 px
Independent coal terminal for shipments of upto capesize vessels. Located in the Atlantic Colombian coast between Santa Marta and Riohacha.
Port Briton Ferry 01
1840 x 1232 px
Briton Ferry is a small port in South Wales affected by the sea tides. The vessels lay aground during low tides. It is a safe port naabsa: not always afloat but safe aground.
Port Briton Ferry 02
€9.951840 x 1232 px
The port of Briton Ferry is located between the ports of Swansea and Port Talbot in South Wales. Small port for shipments of upto 3000 mt of coal from the former mines of British Coal Corporation.
Port Cadiz 01
€9.951840 x 1232 px
Cranes from the Cádiz Port Authority, discharging petroleum coke at Bajo de la Cabezuela berth. January 1991.
Port Cadiz 02
€9.951840 x 1232 px
The Bajo de la Cabezuela berth in the port of Cádiz is an alternative for dry bulk cargoes to the ports of Cádiz, Huelva and Sevilla in South Spain.
Port Cadiz 03
€9.951232 x 1840 px
Petroleum coke from the Citgo refinery in Lake Charles for its distribution to the brick factories in the South Spain. Vessel discharging at Bajo de La Cabezuela quay in Cádiz Bay.
Port Cadiz 04
€9.951802 x 1058 px
The motor vessel Castillo de Atienza from Empresa Nacional Elcano, discharging petroleum coke at the Bajo de la Cabezuela berth in the port of Cádiz.
Port Cartagena 01
€9.953535 x 1916 px
Cartagena de Indias is the first turistic destination for its historic town, beaches and nature.
Port Cartagena 02
€9.953291 x 2002 px
Cartagena de Indias is the most important tourist port in the Caribbean receiving more than 200 cruises a year and 500.000 visitors. Historic city found on 1st June 1553 by Pedro de Heredia.
Port Cartagena 03
€9.953533 x 1571 px
The port of Cartagena, Colombia is the most strategic logistic hub in the Caribbean, due to its location and facilities. It has a capacity to handle 3,5 million of containers a year.
Port Cartagena 04
€9.953952 x 1683 px
The port of Cartagena, Colombia has a connection with more than 750 ports in 150 countries around the world. More than 25 shipping lines calling Cartagena makes it the main export port in Colombia.
Port Cartagena 05
€9.953438 x 2262 px
Cartagena is the port with more traffic of cargo in Colombia. It is expected to reach 100 million tones in 2020, of which about 70% will correspond to containers.
Port Castellon 01
€9.951600 x 1200 px
The Portsur terminal in Castellón has a quay lenght of 500 m and a draft of 16 m. Can admit Panamax vessels of upto about 60.000 tm DWT.
Port Castellon 02
€9.951566 x 824 px
The two Gottwald cranes HMK 6407 can use grabs of 40-50 t, with a working radius of upto 50m and fast mobility. They can load and discharge Panamax vessels obtaining high rates of 1000 mt/hr each.
Port Castellon 03
€9.951600 x 1200 px
The petroleum coke is a harmless bulk cargo. However, Portsur terminal in Castellón, takes special measures during its handling to prevent dust emissions and leakage. Movable concrete walls are used to content it.