I. Operational Wharves
Up to the now, there are 21 operational wharves, including wharves E01,E02,E03,E04,E05,E06,E07,E10,E11,E12,E13,E14,E15,E16,E17; and wharves N01,N02,N03,N04,N05,N06.
The length of the wharves and the Designed Water Depth
| Wharf | Wharf Length(m) | Designed Water Depth(m) | Utilizations |
|---|---|---|---|
| E1 | 130 | -9 | General Cargo Wharf |
| E2 | 170 | -9 | General Cargo Wharf |
| E3 | 227 | -11 | Oil/General Cargo Wharf |
| E4 | 150 | -13 | Oil/General Cargo Wharf |
| E5 | 150 | -9 ~ -13 | Oil/General Cargo Wharf |
| E6 | 157 | -6.5 ~ -9 | General Cargo Wharf |
| E7 | 250 | -6.5 | Bulk Cargo |
| E10 | 200 | -6.5 ~ -14.5 | General Cargo Wharf |
| E11 | 245 | -14.5 | General Cargo Wharf |
| E12 | 245 | -14.5 ~ -12 | General Cargo Wharf |
| E13 | 200 | -12 ~ -14 | General Cargo Wharf |
| E14 | 300 | -14 | General Cargo Wharf |
| E15 | 250 | -14 | Oil/General Cargo Wharf |
| E16 | 480 | -14 | General Cargo Wharf |
| E17 | 150 | -9 | General Cargo Wharf |
| N1 | 405 | -8 | Passenger/General Cargo Wharf |
| N2 | 200 | -8 | General Cargo Wharf |
| N3 | 365 | -16 | Container Wharf |
| N4 | 330 | -16 | Container Wharf |
| N5 | 330 | -16 | Container Wharf |
| N6 | 330 | -16 | Container Wharf |
| S9 | 320 | -16 | Offshore Wind Wharf |
II. The Water Depth of Port Territory
- The water depth of the fairway and the turning basin is -16 ~ -17.5 meters.
- The wharves and the water depth will be measured twice per year.
III. Outlying Breakwaters
North Outlying Breakwater has been completed 5,263 meters; South Outlying Breakwater has been completed 1,550 meters; Logistics & Warehousing Outlying Breakwater has been completed 1,424 meters, with a total of 8,237 meters being completed.
IV. Navigational Aids (WGS84)
Taipei port leading lights
| No. | Position | Characteristic | Nominal Range | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LT5 South Breakwater Light House |
N 25° 9'00.00" E 121°21'39.70" |
Fl. R. 5s 18.7m 14.6M Racon(T) |
Flash: 1 second Eclipse: 4 seconds Total: 5.0 |
14.6 |
| LT1 North Breakwater Light House |
N 25° 9'18.50" E 121°21'30.90" |
Fl. G. 5s 17.24m 12.2M |
Flash: 1 second Eclipse: 4 seconds Total: 5.0 |
12.2 |
| LT3 North Inner Breakwater Lights |
N 25° 9'23.618" E 121°22'18.478" |
Fl.(2) G. 5s 10.0m 10M |
Flash: 0.5 second Eclipse: 0.5 seconds Flash: 0.5 second Eclipse: 3.5 seconds Total: 5.0 |
10 |
| LT7 Directional Lights |
N 25° 8'49.45" E 121°19'46.96" |
Fl.(2) W. 5s 18.0m 10M |
Flash: 0.4 second Eclipse: 0.6 seconds Flash: 0.4 second Eclipse: 3.6 seconds Total: 5.0 |
10 |
| SB2 Directional Lights |
N 25° 9' 2.40" E 121°20'13.53" |
Fl. R. 5s 4.6m 4M |
Flash: 0.5 second Eclipse: 4.5 seconds Total: 5.0 |
4 |
| SB5 Directional Lights |
N 25° 9' 15.89" E 121°22' 5.04" |
Fl. G. 4s 5.0m 4M |
Flash: 1 second Eclipse: 3 seconds Total: 4.0 |
4 |
| SB6 Directional Lights |
N 25° 9' 2.28" E 121°21' 6.43" |
Fl. R. 4s 5.0m 4M |
Flash: 0.5 second Eclipse: 3.5 seconds Total: 4.0 |
4 |
| SB8 Directional Lights |
N 25° 9' 2.13" E 121°22'16.49" |
Fl. R. 5s 5.0m 12M |
Flash: 0.5 second Eclipse: 4.5 seconds Total: 5.0 |
12 |
| SB10 Directional Lights |
N 25° 9'14.08" E 121°22'43.61" |
Fl. R. 5s 5.0m 12.5M |
Flash: 0.5 second Eclipse: 4.5 seconds Total: 5.0 |
12.5 |
V. location of the observation pile for the monitoring plan of the drift sand survey, and the sea, weather, terrain changes of Taipei Port by Institute of Transportation
Northern Longitude 25°10'54" and Eastern Latitude 121°22'32.7"
VI. Shore Communication
Radiophone for Harbor Service
- VHF Channel 16: with 156.8 gigahertz, used for emergency calling when international danger, urgency or safety events occur.
- VHF channel 68: with 156.425 gigahertz, used for harbor operational process, such as ship registration and ships and shore.
- VHF channel 11: with 156.550 gigahertz, used for piloting.
- Calling and signaling: Taipei Port Radio
Radiophone for Harbor Duty
With 141.07gigahertz, used for communication between broadcasting station, pilots, towboats, transportation boats and other service crafts.
Port Duty Vessels
- Taipei Port has one towboat with 6000 horse power, one with 5000, one with 4000, one with 3200, one with 2800 and one with 1600, operated by a private company. Inbound and outbound vessels should apply for dispatch assistance from the private towboat company, based on the "Regulations on the Dispatch of Towboat Operations in Taipei Port."
- Taipei Port has 3 pilot vessel, operated by a private company. If needed, please apply to the company in charge.
- Cable unwinding, water supply, collection of oily waste water, collection of galley waste and crew cabins garbage, ship refueling service are operated by private companies.
VII. In-and-Out-of Port Service
- Taipei Port has launched 24-hour arrival & departure process since September, 2005.
- Please abide by "the Regulations Governing the Ship Entry and Departure operations in Taipei Port", "Regulations Governing the Anchorage of Vessels in Taipei International Commercial Port" and "Taipei Port Vessel Traffic Service Manual."