TORONTO is situated in Canada at coordinates 43.63º, -79.36º in the Great Lakes region. This port’s official UN/Locode is CATOR. General Cargo (44.44%), Tankers (0%) and Passenger Ships (5.56%), are the vessel types that commonly call at TORONTO. The recorded maximum length of the vessel’s entering TORONTO is 226 meters. The maximum draught is 10.4 meters. The maximum deadweight has been 37,690t.
Restrictions
- Tide Entrance
- Swell Entrance Restriction
- Ice Entrance Restriction
- Other Entrance Restriction
- Overhead Limitations
Port Equipment
Crane
- Fixed
- Mobile
- Floating
Lift Capacity
- 0-24 Mts
- 25-49 Mts
- 50-100 Mts
- 101+ Mts
Service
- Longshore
- Electrical
- Steam
- Navigation Equipment
- Electrical Repair
Other
- Repair code: Moderate
- Drydock type: Small
Navigation
- Good Hold Ground
- Turning Area
- Eta Message
- Pilotage Compulsory
- Pilotage Available
- Pilotage Advisability
- Local Assist
- Tug Salvage
- Tug Assistance
- Wharves
- Anchor
- Med Mooring
- Beach Mooring
- Ice Mooring
Communication
- Phone Comm
- Fax Comm
- Radio Comm
- Vhf Comm
- Air Comm
- Rail Comm
- Quarantine Pratique
- Quarantine - Sanitation
- Other Quarantines
- First Port of Entry
- US Representative
About
Service Providers at port
Ship Agents at port
Shipyards at port
Suppliers at port
| Port Usage | |
|---|---|
| Unlocode | CATOR |
| Latitude / Longitude | 43.63º, -79.36º |
| Country | Canada |
| Channel Depth | 7.1m - 9.1m |
|---|---|
| Anchorage Depth | 23.2m - OVER |
| Cargo Pier Depth | 7.1m - 9.1m |
| Oil Depth | 7.1m - 9.1m |
| Offshore Maximum Vessel Draft (m) | 8.22 |
Nearby Ports
| Harbour Type | Coastal Natural |
|---|---|
| Harbour Size | Medium |