Yamba
AUYBA
Also known as Clarence River
Also see
General before first Australia port
OVERVIEW:
Small river port, handles timber, livestock and breakbulk cargo. Dedicated berths
and pontoons available for fishing and leisure craft. Customs and Quarantine authorities
classify Yamba as a first port of entry for trading vessels. Management of Yamba port
is by Sydney Ports Corporation, which trades as Port Authority of New South Wales.
LOCATION:
At the mouth of the Clarence River on the east coast of Australia, 115 n.m. south
of Brisbane.
CHARTS:
Digital: AU430153 and AU5YBA01.
Paper: BA AUS812 and AUS813.
Publications:
NP15, Australia Pilot Vol 3.
PORT LIMITS:
The seaward boundary is a line drawn between the eastern extremity of the northern
breakwater (29° 25.52′ S, 153° 22.36′ E) at the entrance to the Clarence River and the eastern extremity of the southern
breakwater (29° 25.72′ S, 153° 22.28′ E) at that entrance
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