ATSUMI

Port on the east coast of Ise Bay, Japan. When adopting the Eastern standard. Maximum draft: 15 meters for single point mooring (13 meters for ships over 200000 deadweight tons) and 12.5 meters for mooring bollards. The load density of water is 1025. The tidal range is 1.28 meters above the average sea level. The average interval between high tide and high tide is 5 hours and 59 minutes. The prevailing trend is northwest west wind. Navigation station telegram 4563688. Communication is carried out on the VHF channel 16 of the radio. The rules and regulations of the special port are based on those of other Japanese ports where ships and oil are anchored. Working hours are all day. The port restricts mooring or sailing during the day. The necessary documents are the same as YOKKAISHI. The service facilities include ship repair, refueling, motorboat, medical care, towing, fresh water, supplies, and repatriation. No dry dock or sewage discharge. At a single point mooring, the maximum draft for ships under 200000 deadweight tons is 15 meters. The maximum draft for ships with a deadweight of over 200000 tons is 13 meters. The unloading rate is 6000 kiloliters per hour. The maximum draft at the mooring post is 12.5 meters, and the oil unloading rate is 4500 kiloliters per hour.