EDEN

Port along the Tasman Sea coast in Australia. The maximum draft is 10.66 meters, and the load density of water is 1025. The tidal range is 1.3 meters. The prevailing west wind. Compulsory pilotage. Communication is carried out using radio very high frequency channels 8, 12, and 16. Port holidays are the same as Sydney. Work 24 hours a day. When the south wind blows, ships take shelter in the East Boyd Bay. When the northwest and northeast winds blow, ships with a draft of less than 9.14 meters take shelter south of the Kovka River. Port service facilities include ship repair, refueling, small boats, medical services, towing, fresh water, and supplies, but there are no dry docks or sewage facilities. The port has four berths for general cargo and bulk cargo: the east side dock of the Kov River, which is 183 meters long and has a water depth of 4.9-7.3 meters; The "T" - shaped pier at Zhijialu Point is 275 meters long and 12.5 meters deep. It is a port for loading sawdust, with a loading speed of about 450 tons per hour; Eden Breakwater Pier, 104 meters long and 7.5 meters deep; Privat Pier, 145 meters long and 6.4 meters deep. There is a tanker float berth 400 meters outside the Eden breakwater, with a water depth of 11 meters. Previously, the terminal was used for unloading oil and loading source products, but now it also exports shale and agricultural products.