ABOUT PORT OF STEPHENVILLE

PORT NAME:

PORT OF STEPHENVILLE, Stephenville, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada

LOCATION:

Located on the North shore of Bay St. George, approximately 50km east of Cape St. George. Navigational season is year round with occasional icebreaker assistance during winter months.

POSITION:

  • Latitude: 48° - 31' - 46" N.
  • Longitude: 58° - 31' - 30" W.

Canadian Hydrographic Service: Chart No. L/C 4885
Admiralty Chart: No. 283
Population: Stephenville 8000
Service Area Population: 25000
Time Zone: GMT – 3.5 Hours (NST)
Tidal Variation: 1.7 Metres (Spring)
Prevailing Winds: South Westerly
Water Density: 1026 kg per cubic metre

HABOUR ENTRY RESTRICTION:

The PORT OF STEPHENVILLE entrance channel is 72 meters wide by 2100 meters long dredged channel with green leading lights passing over a depth of 10 metres, reduced to lowest normal tide.
NOTE: Vessels with draft exceeding 10.0 metres, should contact the Harbour Master for further information, at 709-643-5626.

MARINE PAPERS REQUIRED:

  • Crew Lists (3 copies)
  • Passengers
  • Stowaways
  • Tobacco/Spirits/Personal Effects
  • Certificate of Health
  • Safety Equipment
  • Tonnage Certificate
  • Nationality Certificate
  • Cargo Documents (3 copies of Customs Cargo Manifest)
  • Cargo List of Dangerous Goods

MARINE VHF COMMUNICATION:

Port Call Sign: XLK482
Channel Frequency Power Authorized Comms
16 156.800 Mhz Tx/Rx 5 Watt Licensed Vessels only for Initial contact. All other uses prohibited.
11 156.550 Mhz Tx/Rx 5 Watt Vessel Traffic Services
12 156.600 Mhz Tx/Rx 5 Watt Vessel Traffic Services
14 156.700 Mhz Tx/Rx 5 Watt Vessel Traffic Services
81A 157.075 Mhz Tx/Rx 5 Watt Canadian Coast Guard for Ship/Ship, Ship/Shore Comms Only

HISTORY OF PORT OF STEPHENVILLE:

  • PORT OF STEPHENVILLE is positioned in Western Newfoundland, ideally located for shipping in North America, Atlantic Canada, Europe and the Artic.
  • A proud heritage... PORT OF STEPHENVILLE has served as a base for navel, commercial and government marine operations for national and international users.
  • Constructed by the US Corps of Engineers in the early 1950s.
  • Later operated by Transport Canada
  • In 2003 it was privatized.
  • In 2016 the name was changed from Port Harmon to Port of Stephenville.
 
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