Carnarvon Port

Carnarvon Port, located in the coastal town of Carnarvon, Western Australia, serves as a vital maritime gateway connecting the Indian Ocean with local and international shipping routes. Positioned at coordinates 24° 51′ 6.0″ S and 113° 38′ 38.0″ E, the port plays a crucial role in facilitating trade and supporting the region's economy, particularly in the agricultural and fishing sectors. Managed by the Carnarvon Port Authority, the port primarily handles various types of cargo, including agricultural products, fish, and general cargo, which are essential to the local economy. The port infrastructure features a deep-water channel that caters to vessels with specific draft requirements, allowing for the effective loading and unloading of goods. Although classified as a regional port, Carnarvon Port is equipped with necessary cargo handling facilities to ensure operational efficiency. Additionally, the port is known for its role in supporting the local fishing industry, providing facilities for fishing vessels and related operations. With a focus on sustainability, Carnarvon Port implements practices aimed at minimizing environmental impacts and promoting responsible fishing. As the port continues to evolve, it remains committed to enhancing its services and infrastructure to meet the growing needs of the local community and the industries it serves, while maintaining a strong focus on environmental stewardship. Its strategic location positions Carnarvon Port as a key asset in regional trade and connectivity, supporting the economic growth of Western Australia.