ITEA

ITEA/Itaea# Port nature: Gulf Port# Longitude and latitude: 38 ° 26 ′, 022 ° 25 ′ E# Located at the top of KRISSAIOS Bay on the north side of CORINTH Bay in southern Greece (full name: THE HELLENIC REPUBLIC, GREECE), it is an bauxite export port in southern Greece. The port has a subtropical Mediterranean climate, with prevailing northwest and southeast winds. The highest annual average temperature is about 37 ℃, and the lowest is about -2 ℃. The average annual rainfall is about 1000mm. The average tidal range is about 0.4m. The port area mainly has two protruding piers with a shoreline length of about 200m and a maximum water depth of about 9m. The loading and unloading equipment mainly includes two conveyors for loading bauxite. There is one floating berth on the west side of the port area, with a water depth of about 10m. The efficiency of loading bauxite is 200-300 tons per hour. The maximum depth of the anchorage of the large ship is 16m. In addition to bauxite, the main exported goods include flour, olives, and miscellaneous goods, while the imported goods mainly include timber, wheat, salt, and petroleum. If necessary during holidays, homework can be arranged, but 75% overtime pay should be paid.