DAVAO

Philippine commercial port. Located on the northwest coast of Davao Bay in the southeast of Mindanao Island in the southern part of the country, with Samar Island blocking the wind and waves. 319 nautical miles to Sanbaoyan Port, 428 nautical miles to Suwu Port, 563 nautical miles to Liyashibi Port, and 774 nautical miles to Manila Port. There is an airport. The port area is mainly distributed on the west coast of the Pakhtunkhwa Strait between the port city and Samar Island, running north-south. There are two docks on the west coast of the strait, Sabe and Santa Anna. The former has a dock line of 923 meters, which can accommodate 7 ships with a draft of 10.0-10.6 meters to dock; The latter consists of two small piers, one 88 meters long and the other 104 meters long, with one berth on each side, allowing only coastal ships with a draft of 4 meters to dock. On the east coast of the bay, there is also a Ma Causeway public cargo terminal, but only ships with a draft of 7.3 meters are allowed to dock. There are more enterprise docks in the port area, including 10 docks such as Texaco, Mobile, Legasby, National Cargo Terminal, and Shell Oil Terminal in the Philippines. Among them, 7 docks allow ships with a draft of 9 meters or more to dock, and the maximum capacity is 13 meters for ships with a draft of 13 meters.