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Ports in Saint Pierre and Miquelon

NaviBoss has port guides for 2 ports in Saint Pierre and Miquelon, 2 of them with the pilot boarding place on the chart. Its coast lies in NAVAREA IV, buoyage follows IALA region B.

Port guides22 with a pilot boarding place
NAVAREAIVnavigational warnings area
IALA regionBred to starboard entering
Local timeUTC−3summer time applies
Deepest berth9.5 mSt Pierre

All 2 ports in Saint Pierre and Miquelon

Each name opens its port guide: where the pilot boards, local time and summer time, water density, load line zone, the maximum draft per terminal, reporting before arrival and inspections.

PortUN/LOCODEPilotDeepest berthWarnings area
MiquelonPMMQCYes—NAVAREA IV
St PierrePMFSPYes9.5 mNAVAREA IV

Navigational warnings

Saint Pierre and Miquelon's waters are in NAVAREA IV. A ship there keeps the in-force warnings of that area, and of any NAVAREA it passes on the way.

Questions about ports in Saint Pierre and Miquelon

How many ports in Saint Pierre and Miquelon have a NaviBoss port guide?

2 ports, 2 of them with at least one pilot boarding place on the chart. Each guide gives the pilot station, local time, water density, load line zone, maximum draft per terminal, pre-arrival reporting and inspections.

Which NAVAREA is Saint Pierre and Miquelon in?

Saint Pierre and Miquelon's ports lie in NAVAREA IV (4). Navigational warnings for those waters are broadcast by that area's coordinator.

Which IALA buoyage region does Saint Pierre and Miquelon use?

IALA region B: red to starboard when entering harbour.

What time zone are Saint Pierre and Miquelon's ports in?

UTC−3, with a summer-time change during the year.

Which port in Saint Pierre and Miquelon takes the deepest draft?

Of the ports with a figure, St Pierre: its deepest listed berth takes 9.5 m. Check the terminal and the latest port notices before you plan to it.

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NaviBoss guides are written and checked by maritime industry experts, masters and deck officers. Each one is built from the same data the planner uses, dated, and rebuilt when that data changes. Spotted something wrong? Tell us on the feedback board.

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