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- Electric Current - At wharves where
current is available for vessel use, 110 volt,
single-phase, 60 cycle for lighting and 440 volt,
3-phase, 60 cycle for power. Up to 4,000 amps
capability.
- Fresh Water - Available at
dockside.
- Ship Supplies - Available
through local Ship Supply Service.
- Truck Scales - Public truck
scales are available.
- Stevedoring - Available
through Port of Stockton, Metropolitan
Stevedore, Marine Terminals, and Stevedoring
Services of America.
- Warehouses - Total
warehousing capacity is 7.7 million square feet
(715,000 sq meters) of covered storage area comprising 73 separate units.
- Customs - Customs
Inspector's hours are 0800 - 1700, Tuesday and
Thursday.
- Security - The Port of
Stockton has its own sworn Police Department made
up of highly trained and professional officers.
The Port Police patrol around the clock seven
days a week and are complemented by trained
police dogs.
- Bunkering - Vessels usually
bunker at refineries located in the San Pablo
Bay, or may receive bunker fuel at Stockton from
barge or tanker trucks.
- Truck Service - Over 200
truck companies serve the Port, including all
major transcontinental carriers.
- Railroad Service - Two transcontinental railroads serve the Port:
Union Pacific and Burlington Northern Santa Fe - with
reciprocal switching privileges.
- Telephones - Public pay
phones available at dockside.
- Toll-free San Francisco
Bay Area - 982-5666.
- Toll-free within
Continental U.S. - (800) 344-3213.
- Local Phone - (209)
946-0246.
- FAX (Administration) -
(209) 465-7244.
- FAX (Operations) - (209)
466-5986.
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Warehousing Facilities:
The Port has 7.7 million square feet (715,000 sq meters) of warehouses which are either operated by the Port or leased
to tenants who provide their own labor. At the Port, Interstate-5 connects to all major highway
systems, and all these facilities are served by two transcontinental railroads.
The warehouses are complemented by covered staging areas for easy truck and container
unloading, and warehouse distribution operations can be tied into the Port's system.
The Port of Stockton has approximately sixty tenants who have leased land and have
constructed and operate their own facilities. The tenants' commercial/industrial
operations complement those of the Port to provide facilities for handling liquid bulk
and dry bulk commodities as well as warehouse/distribution activities on a national
scale.
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Berthing Facilities:
| PORT OF STOCKTON, BERTH 2 |
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Terminal Operator..:
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Port of Stockton
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Max draft MLLW..:
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37 feet / 11.3 meters |
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Max LOA..:
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616 feet / 188 meters |
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Cargo/es or Operation..:
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Logs, steel products, heavy lifts, fertilizer, cement
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Cargo handling equipment..:
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1 Siwertell
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| PORT OF STOCKTON, BERTH 3 |
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Terminal Operator.:
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Port of Stockton
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Max draft MLLW..:
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37 feet / 11.3 meters |
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Max LOA..:
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no restriction
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Cargo/es or Operation..:
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Steel coils, containers, cement, fertilizers, liquid bulk
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Cargo handling equipment.:
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One traveling star bridge crane with bucket, conveyors, and environmental control system.
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| PORT OF STOCKTON, BERTH 4 |
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Terminal Operator.:
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Port of Stockton
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Max draft MLLW..:
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37 feet / 11.3 meters |
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Max LOA..:
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no restriction
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Cargo/es or Operation..:
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Dry bulk material
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Cargo handling equipment.:
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Fixed conveyor system
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| PORT OF STOCKTON, BERTH 5 & 6 |
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Terminal Operator..:
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Port of Stockton
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Max draft MLLW..:
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37 feet / 11.3 meters |
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Max LOA..:
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no restriction
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Cargo/es or Operation..:
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General Cargo, liquid bulk.
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Cargo handling equipment..:
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None
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Additional information..:
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Dockside transit sheds available.
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| PORT OF STOCKTON, BERTH 7 & 8 |
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Terminal Operator..:
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Port of Stockton
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Max draft MLLW..:
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37 feet / 11.3 meters |
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Max LOA..:
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944 feet / 288 meters |
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Cargo/es or Operation..:
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General Cargo, liquid bulk.
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Cargo handling equipment..:
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32 foot/9.7 meter hinged boom for anhydrous ammonia. Pipe line for molasses and liquid fertilizer.
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Additional information..:
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Dockside transit sheds available.
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| PORT OF STOCKTON, BERTH 9 |
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Terminal Operator..:
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Port of Stockton
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Max draft MLLW..:
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37 feet / 11.3 meters |
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Max LOA..:
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no restriction
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Cargo/es or Operation..:
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General Cargo, liquid bulk, drybulk.
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Cargo handling equipment..:
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Portable hopper and conveyors for drybulk
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Additional information..:
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Dockside transit sheds available.
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| PORT OF STOCKTON, BERTH 10 & 11 |
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Terminal Operator..:
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Port of Stockton
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Max draft MLLW..:
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37 feet / 11.3 meters |
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Max LOA..:
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no restriction
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Cargo/es or Operation..:
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Heavy lift, container, general cargo, dry & liquid bulk.
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Cargo handling equipment..:
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Two rail-mounted portainer cranes suitable for handling general cargo, drybulk cargo.
Cargo grabs (15 cu. yd.) available. Cranes service portable bulk receiving equipment, conveyors.
Pollution control systems available.
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Additional information..:
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5.5 acres/2.2 hectares of paved, marshaling area.
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| PORT OF STOCKTON, BERTH 12 & 13 |
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Terminal Operator.:
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Port of Stockton and Metropolitan Stevedore Company |
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Max draft MLLW..:
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37 feet / 11.3 meters |
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Max LOA..:
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850 feet / 259 meters |
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Cargo/es or Operation..:
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Dry bulk, coal, coke, clay, sulfur, copper concentrate, and liquid bulk.
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Cargo handling equipment.:
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Two ship loaders. 800 tons/hour on a 44 inch belt & 4,000 tons/hour on a 54 inch belt.
Both loaders capable of trimming cargo.
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PORT OF STOCKTON WEST COMPLEX
BERTHS 14 thru 20
6000 Lineal feet / 1829 meters of docks
630,000 sq. feet / 58,500 sq. meters of transit sheds
Truck, Rail & Crain accessible
Max Draft MLLW 37 ft. / 11.3 meters
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Railroad connections, Fresh water (at the berth), Bunkering, and Dockside Phone Connections. |
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Deepwater Channel Information:
Channel Depth
35 feet (10.6 meters) - At mean lower, low water
37 feet (11.2 meters) - At average low tide
40 feet (12.1 meters) - At average high tide
Channel Capacity
Up to Panamax-size vessels fully loaded sailing at high tide.
The waterway has no width restriction, and will handle 45,000 to 55,000 ton class ships fully loaded. Up to 80,000 ton class vessels can transit the channel
partially loaded.
Navigation Aids
Usual channel markers and lights.
Pilotage
Pilot fee is assessed each way, subject to a (percent) surcharge on vessels over 600 feet
(182 meters) but
less than 625 feet (190.5 meters) in length, thereafter an additional (percent)
surcharge is assessed for each increment of 25 feet (7 meters) over 625 feet
(190.5 meters).
Tugs Available
Three: One - 1,350 H.P., One - 1,000 H.P., and One - 650 H.P.
Bridges
There is a fixed span high level toll bridge across Carquinez Strait, with a minimum clearance of 134 feet
(41 meters) above mean high water. The Southern Pacific
Railroad lift span bridge crosses Suisun Bay 6.5 miles (10.5 kilometers) upstream from the Carquinez Bridge, with a minimum clearance above mean high water of 70 feet
(21.3 meters) when closed and 135 feet (41.1 meters) when open. The horizontal clearance on the lift span is 291 feet
(88.7 meters). A third bridge, 22 miles (35.1 kilometers) above the Southern Pacific bridge, is
near Antioch. It is a fixed span bridge with a minimum clearance above mean high water of 135 feet
(41.1 meters).
| Mid-Span Vertical
Clearance |
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Horizontal
Clearance
Feet/Meters |
Mean Lower
Low Water
Feet/Meters |
Mean High
Water
Feet/Meters |
| Carquinez Strait (2 Fixed) |
North Channel
South Channel |
998/304.2
998/304.2 |
151/46.0
139/42.4 |
146/44.5
134/41.0 |
| S.P. Benicia Bridge |
Open
Closed (Vertical Lift) |
291/88.7
291/88.7 |
141/42.9
76/23.2 |
135/41.1
70/21.3 |
| Antioch Bridge |
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400/121.9 |
137/41.8 |
135/41.1 |
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