Romanian river ports

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The most important Romanian river ports are:

Orșova[]

  • performing capacity: 1.200.000 to/year
  • Quay length – 500 linear meters – 5 anchording place

Calafat[]

  • performing capacity: 350.000 to/year
  • Quay length – 100 linear meters –1 anchoring place

Cetate[]

  • performing capacity: 70.000 to/year
  • Quay length – 100 linear meters - 1anchording place

Gruia[]

  • performing capacity: 70.000 to/year
  • Quay length – 100 linear meters – 1 anchoring place

Hârșova[]

  • performing capacity: 70.000 to/year
  • Quay length - 100 linear meters - 1 anchoring place

Drencova[]

  • performing capacity: 100.000 to/year
  • Quay length - 100 linear meters - 1 anchoring place

Moldova Veche[]

  • performing capacity: 350.000 to/year
  • Quay length - 300 linear meters - 3 anchoring place

Brăila[]

  • performing capacity: 4.500.000 to/year
  • Quay length - between 100–400 linear meters - 10 anchoring place
  • Quay length - between 400–700 linear meters - 9 anchoring place

Galați[]

  • performing capacity: 17.075.000 to/year
  • Quay length - 200 linear meters - 8 anchoring place
  • Quay length - 800 linear meters - 8 anchoring place

Tulcea[]

  • performing capacity: 800.000 to/year
  • Quay length - between 100–300 linear meters - 4 anchoring place
  • Quay length - 400 linear meters - 4 anchoring place

Drobeta-Turnu Severin[]

Corabia[]

Zimnicea[]

Bechet[]

Turnu Măgurele[]

Giurgiu[]

Oltenita[]

Călărași[]

Cernavodă[]

Chilia Veche[]

Mahmudia[]

Isaccea[]

Măcin[]

Smârdan[]

See also[]

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