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Port of Calcite

USMI3United States45°25.2′N 083°46.8′WUpdated Jun 2020Open in the Ports tool

KEY DATAUTC−5 · IALA B
INSPECTIONSUS Coast Guard port.

Key data

LOCAL TIMEUTC−5Clocks go to UTC−4 on 14 Mar 2027. Back to UTC−5 on 7 Nov 2027.worked out from the port's time zone
IALA REGIONBRed to starboard when entering.from the country

Max draft per terminal

TerminalMax draughtMax LOABerths
Carmeuse Lime and Stone Terminal——2

Deepest first. The draught is the largest any of the terminal's berths states; a dash means the source gives none.

Inspections

Port State Control here: US Coast Guard.

Foreign ships are examined by the US Coast Guard. File the Advance Notice of Arrival 96 hours ahead (33 CFR 160).

ISPS

ISPS Designated Authority: United States Coast Guard, Office of Compliance. Address: 2100 Second St, SW, Washington DC, 20593, USA. Tel: +1 202 267 2978. Fax: +1 202 267 4858. Email: [email protected]. For further ISPS information see IMO website http://www2.imo.org/ISPSCode.

About Port of Calcite

updated Jun 2020

Where it is

The port is located on the shores of Lake Huron in northeast Michigan just over 2.5km southeast of Rogers City.

The port

The port has the biggest limestone quarry and the biggest limestone processing plant in the world.

Questions about Port of Calcite

What time zone is Port of Calcite in?

Local time at Port of Calcite is UTC−5. Clocks go to UTC−4 on 14 Mar 2027. Back to UTC−5 on 7 Nov 2027.

Who carries out Port State Control at Port of Calcite?

Port State Control at Port of Calcite: US Coast Guard.

What is the UN/LOCODE of Port of Calcite?

The UN/LOCODE of Port of Calcite is USMI3.

Tips from seafarers

What crews who called at Port of Calcite say: pilot boarding, the agent's papers, inspections, shore leave. Each tip is shown with the writer's rank and ship type, and an AI summary sits on top once there are three or more.

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