Port de Calais

The port of Calais, located along the busiest strait in the world by international shipping in 2006 confirmed its status as the first port in continental Europe for roll-on/roll-off cargo, the first European port connection with England, the fourth port French goods and the first French port for passenger traffic.

It includes
• The old and Inner Harbour, with;
- The deep-water wharf "Paul DEVOT" bordering a stain dredged to -10.00 m, of 240 meters, accommodating up to 9 meters of cargo draft and 190 m long;
- The "pool of skippers" that communicates with the Carnot basin and the channel from Calais to Saint-Omer (VNF) linking the port to regional waterways and European
- The basin "Carnot" (over 13 ha, closed by the lock Carnot);
- The marina.
• The "new port", around the basin President Henri Ravisse (1.2 km x 0.2 km), which can accommodate large ships in deep water. It is a tidal port, maintained by dredging at the coast (-9m, compared to zero of the chart), with a deep water quay north (served by railways, with a beam of triage).