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Port of Montecara
Port of Montecara
Location
Country	Montecara
Details
Owned by	Pòrti de Montecara
Type of harbor	Natural/artificial
Size	3,900 hectares (39 km2)
Employees	2,100
Statistics
Annual container volume	4.11 million TEU (2018)
Passenger traffic	9.65 million people (2018)
Annual revenue	Ł517.450 million (2019)
Net income	Ł41.875 million (2018)
	Website; porti.co.mc

Revision as of 17:39, 12 August 2019

The Port of Montecara (Montecaran: Pòrt de Montecara) is the cargo, ferry, and cruise terminal serving the city-state of Montecara. A port city since antiquity, Montecara relies so heavily on its port that its history has been molded by the ships, goods, and people that have passed through its docks and wharves.

Although the port was for millennia primarily important for the import and export of goods, passenger traffic has overtaken cargo in importance over the last several decades. Montecara has become one of the world's most popular cruise destinations, with several cruise ships coming and going nearly every day. The city-state's location at the narrowest point between Euclea and Coius also makes it a crucial ferry destination, with millions of passengers starting, ending, or continuing their journeys through the port every year.

History

Cranes and fortifications

Passenger traffic

Ferries

The ferry passenger terminal

Ferries are categorized as sea vessels intended for transportation rather than entertainment, separating them from cruise ships.

Ferry destinations

Country	Destination	Ports of call	Company	Class
Champenia	Arausio	—	Pelicàn	Ferry
	Montecalvo	—	Pelicàn	Ferry
	Osoríos	—	Pelicàn	Ferry
Desenan Republic	Delun	Leniu Sannat Iosĕn	M&A	Cruiseferry
	Delun	Sannat Iosĕn	Frìxamer	Catamaran
	Desena	—	Pelicàn	Ferry
	Desena	—	Frìxamer	Catamaran
Template:Country data Hagieria and Agrilan	Corinte	—	Pelicàn	Ferry
	Corinte	—	Frìxamer	Catamaran
	Latium	—	Pelicàn	Ferry
	Lèges	—	Pelicàn	Ferry
	Maëtte	—	Pelicàn	Ferry
	Porteauriente	—	Pelicàn	Ferry
	Porteauriente	—	Frìxamer	Catamaran
	Porteaux	—	M&A	Cruiseferry
	Porteaux	—	Frìxamer	Catamaran
	Porteaux	Portensu	Pelicàn	Ferry
Mespalia	Iouzzene	—	Frìxamer	Catamaran
	Iouzzene	Iogensû	M&A	Cruiseferry
	Iouzzene	Tervaluoto	M&A	Cruiseferry
	Rimmi	—	Frìxamer	Catamaran
	Rimmi	Mærquængi	M&A	Cruiseferry
Nameria	Concordia	—	Pelicàn	Ferry
	Melicore	—	Pelicàn	Ferry
	Sable Rouge	—	Pelicàn	Ferry

Cruise ships

A cruise ship in port

Cargo

Cranes and warehouses

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 The '''Port of Montecara''' ([[Montecaran language|Montecaran]]: ''Pòrt de Montecara'') is the cargo, ferry, and cruise terminal serving the city-state of [[Montecara]]. A port city since antiquity, Montecara relies so heavily on its port that its history has been molded by the ships, goods, and people that have passed through its docks and wharves.
-Although the port was for millennia primarily important for the import and export of goods, passenger traffic has overtaken cargo in importance over the last several decades. Montecara has become one of the world's most popular {{wp|cruise}} destinations, with several cruise ships coming and going nearly every day. The city-state's location near the center of the [[Nerean Sea]] also makes it a crucial ferry destination, with millions of passengers starting, ending, or continuing their journeys through the port every year.
+Although the port was for millennia primarily important for the import and export of goods, passenger traffic has overtaken cargo in importance over the last several decades. Montecara has become one of the world's most popular {{wp|cruise}} destinations, with several cruise ships coming and going nearly every day. The city-state's location at the narrowest point between [[Euclea]] and [[Coius]] also makes it a crucial ferry destination, with millions of passengers starting, ending, or continuing their journeys through the port every year.
 == History ==

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History