Are you searching for a premium port that connects you to global markets? Look no further than Greenville Port, strategically located in Sinoe County, Liberia. This southeastern Liberian gem serves as a vital maritime gateway to the entire West African region.
Port Overview
Positioned between Buchanan and Cape Palmas, Greenville Port features an impressive 400-meter breakwater. The eastern side boasts two berths with a depth of 6 meters, accommodating various vessel types. The port entrance offers water depths ranging from 10.1 to 23.8 meters, with optimal anchoring conditions found in the 13.0 to 15.0 meter deep-water zone.
The port primarily exports abundant forest products, serving as a crucial economic lifeline for the region. Following the 2012 dredging project, the port's depth increased to 9 meters, significantly enhancing navigation capacity and cargo handling efficiency. With an annual throughput of 109,000 cubic meters of forest products, Greenville Port ensures robust export capabilities and sustainable business growth.
Traffic Data & Vessel Facilities
The port's load line zone is suitable for tropical climates. Its maximum tanker berth measures 62 meters with a draft of 4.8 meters. Greenville Port demonstrates impressive handling capacity with its ability to accommodate the "Angele N," a log carrier vessel with 26,548 DWT capacity and 7.0 meter draft.
Whether serving clients in Southeast Asia or facilitating global market expansion, Greenville Port delivers exceptional maritime solutions. Choosing Greenville Port means choosing maximum efficiency and value for your shipping operations.
