Romanian river ports

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Contents 1 Orşova 2 Calafat 3 Cetate 4 Gruia 5 Hârşova 6 Drencova 7 Moldova Veche 8 Brăila 9 Galati 10 Tulcea 11 Drobeta-Turnu Severin 12 Corabia 13 Zimnicea 14 Bechet 15 Turnu Măgurele 16 Giurgiu 17 Oltenita 18 Călăraşi 19 Cernavodă 20 Chilia Veche 21 Mahmudia 22 Isaccea 23 Măcin 24 Smârdan 25 See also

The most important Romanian river ports are:

[edit] Orşova

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

[edit] Calafat

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

[edit] Cetate

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

[edit] Gruia

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

[edit] Hârşova

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

[edit] Drencova

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

[edit] Moldova Veche

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

[edit] 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

[edit] Galati

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

[edit] 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

[edit] Drobeta-Turnu Severin

[edit] Corabia

[edit] Zimnicea

[edit] Bechet

[edit] Turnu Măgurele

[edit] Giurgiu

[edit] Oltenita

[edit] Călăraşi

[edit] Cernavodă

[edit] Chilia Veche

[edit] Mahmudia

[edit] Isaccea

[edit] Măcin

[edit] Smârdan

[edit] See also

• Galati
• Braila
• Tulcea