Port of Porto Santana (BRSTN) — Brazil
Body of water: South Atlantic Ocean
Porto Santana (UN/LOCODE BRSTN) is a medium-depth port in Brazil, on the South Atlantic Ocean. The port is located at coordinates -0.0500, -51.1833 in Brazil. It falls within NAVAREA V and offers various maritime services for vessels in the region. There are 9 vessels currently observed in port, and the area experiences moderate tides.
Vessels currently in port: 10.
Vessels currently in port
- JULIANA SANTOS (MMSI 710400925) — 21h in port
- ANALIA II (MMSI 710007737)
- ANALIA III (MMSI 710400712)
- PELAGIUS (IMO 9209611) — 1295h in port
- PILOT STATION FAZEND (MMSI 7101789)
- SAAM TAMOIO (IMO 9457335) — 1194h in port
- AMAPA EXPLORER (MMSI 710007291) — 53h in port
- RADAR 01 LINESIO (MMSI 710400066) — 185h in port
- RADAR 02 (MMSI 710400068) — 94h in port
- PILOT 6 (MMSI 710002225)
Frequently asked questions
How many vessels are currently in the Port of Porto Santana?
10 vessels are in the port right now, by AIS.
Where is the Port of Porto Santana located?
The port is situated at the coordinates -0.0500, -51.1833. It is positioned along the coast of Brazil.
What is the UN/LOCODE for this port?
The UN/LOCODE for Porto Santana is BRSTN. This code is used for international maritime identification.
Which NAVAREA covers this port?
Porto Santana is located within NAVAREA V. This region covers specific maritime safety and navigational information for the area.
How deep is the approach to this port?
The approach to Porto Santana is characterized by medium depths. This allows for a variety of standard maritime operations.
Live AIS via Rynda — combined with NGA World Port Index (WPI) port particulars.