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Piers, Wharves and Docks

The National City Marine Terminal, at the foot of Bay Marina Drive on the National City waterfront, is a 50-hectare (125-acre) complex. The principle inbound cargoes are automobiles and lumber. Read more information about the berths below.

BERTH 1 AND 2 BERTH 10 AND 11
LOCATION ON WATERFRONT East side of San Diego Bay, foot of Bay Marina Drive, National City Approx. 1,067m south of foot of 24th Street, National City
OWNED BY Port of San Diego Port of San Diego
OPERATED BY Port of San Diego Port of San Diego
PURPOSE Receipt of automobiles (See Remarks) Receipt of lumber (See Remarks)
TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION Concrete retaining wall, asphalt-surfaced solid fill, on concrete relieving platform supported by concrete piles Concrete retaining wall
DESCRIPTION Face Face
Dimensions 427m 458m (See Remarks)
Depth Alongside at MLLW Berth 1-6.1m; Berth 2-10.7m Berths 10 and 11-10.7m
Usable Berthing Space 426.8m 458m
Width of Apron Open Open
Height of Deck Above MLLW 3.96m 3.96m
Load Capacity 4,800kg/m2 4.800kg/m2
Lighted or Unlighted Lighted Unlighted
TRANSIT SHEDS One None
RAILWAY CONNECTIONS Six spurs with total length of 9,968 lineal feet. Will accommodate 125 conventional/Automax railcars. Same as Berths 1 and 2
HIGHWAY CONNECTIONS Via Bay Marina Dr. (approach) asphalt, 7.6-15.2m wide, from Interstate 5 Freeway Same as Berths 1 and 2
WATER SUPPLY (AVAILABLE TO VESSELS) Through hose connections Through hose connections
ELECTRIC CURRENT (AVAILABLE TO VESSELS) N/A Available on request
FIRE PROTECTION Water lines, hydrants, and watchmen Water lines, hydrants, and watchmen
REMARKS Wharf also used for the receipt and shipment of general cargo in foreign and domestic trades. Wharf also used for the receipt and shipment of automobiles and general cargo in foreign and domestic trades. Wharf is designed for 10.7m depth of water. Ramp for launching recreational craft by trailers into water is at eastern end of wharf.
BERTH 3, 4, AND 5
LOCATION ON WATERFRONT South of foot of Bay Marina Drive, National City
OWNED BY Port of San Diego
OPERATED BY Port of San Diego
PURPOSE Operated by Pasha Group primarily for handling and processing of vehicles both import and export
TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION Concrete retaining wall, asphalt-surfaced solid fill, on concrete relieving platform supported by concrete piles
DESCRIPTION Face
Dimensions 152m (See Remarks)
Depth Alongside at MLLW Berth 3, 4, 5 —11.9m
Usable Berthing Space 617m
Width of Apron Open
Height of Deck Above MLLW 3.96m
Load Capacity 4,800kg/m2
Lighted or Unlighted Lighted
TRANSIT SHEDS None
RAILWAY CONNECTIONS Same as Berths 1 and 2. Spur track connections to BNSF and SDIV railways
HIGHWAY CONNECTIONS Same as Berths 1 and 2
WATER SUPPLY (AVAILABLE TO VESSELS) Through hose connections
FIRE PROTECTION (OTHER THAN CITY) Water lines, hydrants, and watchmen
REMARKS The 11.9 meter (39 feet) MLLW deepwater berth is 617 linear meters (2,024 feet) and is primarily used for the discharge of imported automobiles. Marine terminal operations are handled by Pasha Group–San Diego, and include a processing terminal for all types of vehicles. It is paved, fenced, and fully lighted to provide around-the-clock security.

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