Fishing port of Chief of Bay

The Fishing port of Chief of Bay is the port of fishing of La Rochelle (Charente-Maritime, France).

With more 6  000 tons of fish per annum, it is the 4th wearing of France for the fishing. It was created in 1994 to replace the basin of the Chalutier S of the Old man-Port.

  • Located at the West of the city

  • Created in 1994 to replace the basin of " Encan" (or of the trawlers, Old port) become too near to the city.
  • Joint of the Port of Pallice, in the South of the zone storage of the barks of Chief of Bay.
  • Basin of 10 ha out of deep water (access 24:00 /24) .
  • 22.000 M ² of cooled buildings (shouted, storage, wholesale fish merchant) .
  • Coach station.

Shouted

Distribution of tonnage:

  • Trawlers of the La Rochelle: 23  %
  • Coastal: 29  %
  • Franco-Spanish: 22  %
  • Trawlers not Rochelais: 26  %

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