The shipping platform

Location: The port of Santarem is situated on the S bank of the Tapajos River near the confluence with the Amazon, upriver from the city of Santarem, 516nm from the port of Belem. General overview: The port mainly handles general cargo, grain, food and fuel. Exports are grain and wood. The port has 8 berths (Pier, Fluvial Pier, Solid Bulk Terminal, 3 Liquid Bulk Terminals, Ro/Ro ramp) Terminals: - Pier 100 (General Cargo and Solid Bulk) // 2 Berths - Mooring Dolphins (For Solid Bulk operations) - Fluvial Pier (For Passengers and General load) - Cargill Santarem Grain Terminal (374m Length) The terminal mainly handles grains, soy and corn in bulk using 3 Ship Loaders and a Conveyor system (from silos and barges). - Ro/Ro ramp (For Barge operations in the Ro/Ro operations) Liquid Terminals - T01 leased to Fogas - T02 leased to Raizen Shell - T03 leased to Equador Warehousing: Cargill Storage 114,00t (60,000t Warehouse // 3 Silos x 18,000t) 2 Warehouses (3,000m²) Gapões (​​1,200 m²) Patios Storage (6,326 m²) Traffic figures: Approx. 3,445 vessels are handled annually. (Including barges and river boats) Cargo Handled: - Bulk = 4,577,210 mt (Solid Grain only) - Break Bulk = 255,851 mt Load line zone: Tropical.