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2010 March 15   10:15

Big Port of St. Petersburg throughput up 13.5% in Jan.-Feb., to 6.92 million tons

In January-February, freight traffic volumes through the Big Port of St. Petersburg rose by 13,5% from the same period of 2009, to 6.922 million tons, the Port Authority statement said.
Dry cargoes shipments gained 24.6%, to 5.354 million tons, while bulk liquid cargoes shrank by 13.1%, to 1.567 million tons.

The Port of St. Petersburg is located on the islands of the delta of the Neva river, in the Neva Bay, the eastern tip of the Gulf of Finland. The Big Port of St. Petersburg territory includes the Neva River delta and the Neva Bay, Kronstadt and dam structures. The Port of St. Petersburg has a fleet of Icebreakers providing pilotage services for ships during winter navigation. The Port Authority says there are at least 30 stevedores currently operating in the port. According to 2009 report the port handled 50.4 million tons of commodities and 21.619 ships called at the port (10.786 inbound and 10.833 outbound).

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