Port ofCigading
1. Geographical Position : 06o-00'-50'' South Latitude
105o-57'-15'' East Longitude
2. Anchorage Position : 06o-00'-12'' South Latitude
105o-56'-30'' East Longitude
3. Navigation Charts
- Indonesian : No. 95
- British Admirality : No. 295, 296
4. Local Standard Time : GMT + 7 Hours
5. Port Open for Traffic
- Incoming Traffic : 24 hrs
- Outgoing Traffic : 24 hrs
- Berthing : Daylight
- Unberthing : Daylight
6. Pilotage : Compulsory
7. Request for Pilot
- Hours before Ar rival : 24
- Hours before Departure : 24
8. Water Depth (M. Lws)
- Outer Bar : 24 m
- Entrance-Exit Channel : 16 m
- Inner Bar : DL 1 = no use
DL 2 = 12 m
DL 3 = 14 m
DL 4 = 15 m
DD = 9 m
9. Nature of Bottom : Sand and Coral Reef
10. Rain Season (Month) : September - March
Month of Worst Condition : September - March
11. Restrictions of Vessel's Size
- L.O.A. : DL 2 = 170 m
DL 4 = 230 m
DL 3 = 230 m
DD = 200m
- Draft : DL 2 = 12 m
DL 4 = 15 m
DL 3 = 15 m
DD = 9 m
12. Stevedoring
only one company are allowed to handle Krakatau Steel cargo at thier private berth. It cargo is not for Krakatau Steel vessels are berthing at Ciwandan port adjacent to Cigading.
Particular of Berths
Name of Berth Length (m) Depth Alongside (m)
KRAKATAU STEEL DL 1 : no use
a. Outer Wharf 855 DL 2 : 12 mm
b. Inner Wharf 243 DL 3 : 14 m
DL 4 : 15 m
DD : 9 m
CIWANDAN PORT 160 850 m
(Length between)
2 dolphins : 180 m
13. Stevedoring Working Hours
- Shift 1 : 06.00 - 14.00
- Shift 2 : 14.00 - 22.00
- Shift 3 : 22.00 - 06.00
14. Cargo Particulars
Iron ore/pellets : Cargoreceivers prepare 2 shore cranes, 2 grabs (8t each) and 2 conveyors so gearless vessels can be used. Port is almost congested but priorit to vessels disch, Iron ore, spons iron and coal.
Based on vessel's GRT 23.000 port disbursement abt 9.500 - 10.000 USD.
Steel Coast : Distance from berth to steel plant : 7-8 Km
Working hours : 20 SHINC
Est. port for 20.000 ts cargo/GRT
Ca 17,000 : US$ 12,000
Steel slabs : Est. port disb. for 20.000 ts/GRT ca. 14.000, 15 days : US$ 10.000
Scrap Iron : 4 Peiner spider grabs supplied by cargoreceivers. Daily production is dependent on where the cargo is stored ; dumped at the wharf, taken 700 meters away to port storage or 3 Km away to the steel production plant.