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BASEPORT CALAPAN
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Contact
Information:
Phil. Ports Authority
Port Management Office
of Calapan
San Antonio, Calapan
City, Oriental Mindoro
Telephone:
(043)2886187and Tel/Fax 2881687
email:pmocalapan@yahoo.com
Mr. Felix M. Barcala -
Port Manager
Port District of
Southern Luzon
#164 13th Street, Port
Area, Manila
Tel. Nos. 301-9577,
301-9576, Tel/Fax: 301-9579,
e-mail address:
hemiole@eastern.com.ph
PORT PROFILE
Location
Latitude:
13*25.8' N
Longitude:
121*11.8' E
Sea distance
22 nautical miles
southward from Batangas sea, 104.3 nautical miles from Manila
Port area
Total port area:
30,932.00 sq.m.
Land access
The baseport is
accessible by motorized vehicles from all points in Oriental
Mindoro via the national road. It is approximately three
kilometers from the City proper of Calapan.
PORT FACILITIES
Entrance
channel/Turning basin
There exists an
entrance and exit channel for vessels coming from and to the Port
of Batangas.
Physical
environment/topography
The port sits on
reclaimed areas of Barangay San Antonio.
Anchorage and
fairway
There is a designated
anchorage area for tramping and other vessels.
Navigational aids -
there is a lighthouse at the port
Storage areas -
Direct delivery system in the traditional way
PORT SERVICES
Information
technology and communication system
There are two-way
vhf radios at the port operations division office, the cargo
handler and the security guards also have vhf radios.
Telecommunications
Landlines (CATSI) and
cellular based communications (Smart,Globe), cable tv (TV Net,
Calapan Cable), am/fm radio, internet services are available in
the city.
Safety and security
features
Port police and
private security agency provide security and law enforcement
within the port.
Vessel Services
Berthing facilities
Presently, the fast
craft located at the northeast section of the wharf is being
utilized by the lone "Supercat" fastcraft vessel plying the
Calapan-Batangas route. However, the port's operational plan is
to permanently utilize the recently completed 75-meter long finger
pier at the southwest portion of the wharf as dedicated berths for
fast crafts which can accommodate a maximum of four (4) vessels in
one time. This plan, however, will materialize upon completion of
the ongoing construction of the new Pasenger Terminal Building (PTB)
adjoining the finger pier by the second quarter of 2008.
Roll-On Roll-Off (Roro)
facilities
The wharf has seven
(7) RoRo ramps spaced evenly along its entire faceline. The
berthing length/area, however, of the RoRo ramp at the
southernmost portion of the facility is intermittently used for
berthing of conventional vessels. The following are the
particulars of the said ramps:
1. RoRo ramp nos. 1,
2 and 3 - 9.0m x 9.0m fixed ramp and constructed flush with the
wharf's faceline. Berthing depth is -5.0m from MLLW.
2. RoRo ramp No. 4 -
9.0m x 11.0m fixed ramp but independent of the wharf's faceline
(protruding). Berthing dept is -5.0m from MLLW.
3. RoRo ramp Nos. 5, 6
and 7 - 11.0m x 9.0m fixed ramp and constructed flush with wharf's
faceline. Berthing depth is -4.5m from MLLW.
Bunkering
Sixteen Enterprises is
the only ancillary operator for bunkering at the port which has a
Permit To Operate for one year.
Fresh water supply
There are a number of
ancillary operators with PTO at the port
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Port
Statistics |
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