Port of Greymouth

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The Port of Greymouth is a small coastal harbour on New Zealand’s South Island that historically served the region’s coal and timber industries and now supports local fishing and limited commercial shipping.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf harbour
port
coast West Coast of New Zealand
country New Zealand
countrySubdivision West Coast Region
currentPrimaryIndustryServed fishing industry
currentUse limited commercial shipping
local fishing
geographicSetting mouth of the Grey River
governedBy New Zealand maritime regulations
hasAccess river bar entrance
hasEconomicImportanceFor Greymouth
West Coast Region
hasFunction cargo handling
commercial shipping berthing
fishing vessel berthing
hasNavigationChallenges bar harbour conditions
historicalPrimaryIndustryServed coal industry
timber industry
historicalSignificance export point for West Coast coalfields
export point for West Coast timber
isPartOf transport infrastructure of West Coast Region
locatedIn Greymouth
locatedInCountryHemisphere Southern Hemisphere
locatedInOceanRegion southwestern Pacific Ocean
locatedInRegion West Coast Region
locatedOnBodyOfWater Tasman Sea
locatedOnIsland South Island
locatedOnRiver Grey River
maritimeZone territorial waters of New Zealand
nearbySettlement Greymouth
portType coastal harbour
primaryCityServed Greymouth
regionEconomicRole gateway for coal exports
gateway for timber exports
scale small
servesEconomicSector maritime transport
primary sector
supportsVesselType coastal traders
fishing boats
small cargo vessels
usedFor coastal shipping
commercial fishing
small-scale cargo operations

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Greymouth hasPort Port of Greymouth