HANKO

HANGO/Hanko# Port nature: Bay Neck Port, Freeport# Longitude and latitude: 59 ° 49 ′ N, 022 ° 58 ′ E# Located at the top of the Hanko Peninsula on the southwest coast of Finland (full name: THE REPUBLIC OF FINLAND), on the north coast of the Gulf of FINLAND, it is one of the main ports in southern Finland. The port has a northern temperate continental climate, with prevailing southwest winds. The annual average temperature is about -12 ℃ in January during winter and about 20 ℃ in July during summer. During severe freezing in winter, assistance from icebreakers does not affect navigation. The average annual rainfall is about 600mm. The tidal range is not significant. The port area is divided into two parts: the inner port and the outer port. The main dock berths are as follows: Port Area Name Berth (s) Shore Length (m) Maximum Water Depth (m) ───────── ────── ────── ────── Inner Harbor 6 1347 9 Outer Harbor 1 150 7.1 ── ─── 7 1497 There are various types of loading and unloading equipment such as shore cranes, mobile cranes, container cranes, grab bucket cranes, and roll on/roll off facilities, among which the maximum lifting capacity of container cranes is 40 tons. The warehouse area is approximately 30000 m ∧<2>. Both the inner and outer ports have roll on/roll off berths. The free ports of Hong Kong are all located in the outer ports. The main export goods are paper, plywood, celluloid, pulp, and groceries, while the main import goods include motorcycles and groceries. The annual cargo throughput capacity is about 1.5 million tons. During holidays, homework can be arranged if necessary, but overtime pay should be paid.