Montreal
CAMTR
Also see
St. Lawrence Seaway
OVERVIEW:
A multipurpose port open throughout the year. Montreal handles primarily containers
but also dry and liquid bulk, passengers, Ro-Ro and breakbulk cargo. Many berths have
rail access via an intra-port system with connections possible to the Canadian and
United States national networks.
LOCATION:
At the confluence of the Ottawa and St Lawrence rivers in SW Quebec Province, 130 n.m.
SW of Quebec City and 150 n.m. NE of Lake Ontario.
CHARTS:
Digital: CA43XM7A, CA448M7A, CA479155, CA542MBA, CA543MBA, CA543MCA, CA544MBA, CA544MCA,
CA545MBA, CA545MCA, CA545MDA, CA546MDA, CA546MEA, CA547MFA, CA548MFA, CA579001, CA579080,
CA579146, CA579156, CA579180, CA579227 and CA579246.
Paper: BA 4791.
US 14197.
Publications:
NP65, St Lawrence Pilot.
PORT LIMITS:
To the south of the Port of Sorel at Calling-In-Point (CIP) 23 to Victoria Bridge
at CIP 02.
DOCUMENTS:
See
General - Documents before first Canada port.
ISPS COMPLIANCE:
The port is compliant.
To request the presence…
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