Onega Sea Port, located on the right bank of the Onega River, at its confluence with the Onega Bay of the White Sea, is the largest transport enterprise in the city of Onega.

The port of Onega navigates from May to the start of ice breaking, in November, and the rest of the time is not available for ships. The approach channels and fairways to the port berths are 12 miles long. The entrance to the Onega River is carried out along the eastern Karelian fairway, the depth of which is up to 5.2 meters. Due to the small width of the fairway, the time and order of entry and exit of ships in the port is regulated by the IGNP duty officer.

The port of Onega has:

4 timber export berths of the Onega sawmill and woodworking plant, receiving ships with a draft of up to 5 meters, a length of up to 125 meters and a width of no more than 18 meters.

1 port berth used for the treatment of cabotage vessels with a draft of 2.7 meters.

2 floating berths located on the city loading raid, receiving ships, with a draft of 4.5 meters, a maximum length of up to 115 meters and a width of up to 15 meters.

At timber export berths, lumber is loaded, as a rule, work is carried out using ship means.

On the city raid, roundwood is loaded from water with 2 floating cranes with a carrying capacity of up to 5 tons.

General cargoes for local purposes are processed at the berth for cabotage ships. For cargo operations, a caterpillar crane of up to 21 tons is used. Heavy cargo can be overloaded in the port, weighing no more than 5 tons per place.

AMP Western Arctic branch in Onega:

164840, Arkhangelsk Region, Onega, nab. Komarov, 4

Ph. (81839) 7-28-88, 7-16-54

E-mail:master_onega@mapm.ru, skmp_onega@mapm.ru