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CountryCanada
Water BodyGulf of Saint Lawrence; North Atlantic Ocean
0Lat47.2333
Lng-61.8333
Classificationfishing_202607
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About This Seaport
Lobster and snow crab define the working life of Havre-Aubert, a small natural harbour on the southernmost island of the Magdalen Islands (Îles de la Madeleine) in Quebec's Gulf of Saint Lawrence. The quay, at the historic fishing village of La Grave, carries no UN/LOCODE and serves the local inshore fleet rather than international cargo shipping. Facilities are basic but functional: potable water and electricity hookups, used-oil collection, sanitary services for crews, secured gear storage and winter boat storage. There is no container, bulk or general cargo handling here; catches move by road to processing plants and on to the larger island hub at Cap-aux-Meules for onward shipment. Customs and export formalities for seafood bound overseas are handled through Cap-aux-Meules or via the ferry connection to Souris, Prince Edward Island. For anyone needing genuine cargo capacity, Cap-aux-Meules is the nearest practical alternative port.
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Where is the port of Havre Aubert located?▼
The port of Havre Aubert is located in Canada (Gulf of Saint Lawrence; North Atlantic Ocean).
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47.23333, -61.83333
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