BAHIA BLANCA

Argentine commercial port. Located at the mouth of the Naposta River in the southern part of the country. Located near Blanca Bay. It is 510 nautical miles northeast of Buenos Aires Port and 3804 nautical miles east of Cape Town Port. The port area is mainly composed of the latter two parts, including the Jenny Elwyte and Gernai ports. The Yingni Ero White Port area extends southeast, with a total of 21 berths. There are two protruding dikes extending southward in the eastern harbor, each 300 meters long, with two berths on each side and a water depth of 9.0-9.4 meters along the edge. Berths 1-4 are used for auxiliary ship docking, berths 5-8 are used for grain loading and unloading, and two belt conveyors load and unload 480 tons per hour each; The No. 9 berth on its west side is east-west, 227 meters long, 12.4 meters deep, and also serves as a grain terminal. It has 6 hose suction cranes and can load and unload 500 tons of grain per hour; Berths 10-14 are located on the inner and outer sides of a T-shaped pier, which is 600 meters long and serves as a service dock; There are three general cargo berths in the east-west direction and west of Xigangchi Wharf, with a total length of 450 meters. The water depth at the front is 7.8 meters, and there is a refrigerated warehouse at the rear. The east is the fishing port area. The Gerwan Port Area is located at the mouth of the Gerwan River in the west, with more than 10 berths mainly used for general cargo and oil. The oil berth has a water depth of 12 meters, and the front water depth of the general cargo berth is 7.8-9.0 meters. The main exports of Hong Kong include wheat, meat, leather, wool, petroleum, etc.