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CountryCanada
Water BodyGulf of Saint Lawrence; North Atlantic Ocean
SizeSmall
0Lat51.2000
Lng-56.7667
Classificationferry_202606
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About This Seaport
A single ferry ramp, a year-round timetable and a 36-kilometre crossing define St. Barbe on Newfoundland's Northern Peninsula — this is a passenger-and-vehicle ferry terminal on the Strait of Belle Isle, not a cargo-handling port. Operated by Labrador Marine, the service runs typically twice daily to Blanc-Sablon in Quebec, close to the Labrador border, with a passage of about 1 hour 45 minutes. The vessel carries roughly 300 passengers and 120 vehicles and accepts some transport trucks, giving St. Barbe a limited but genuine freight role as the road link supplying the Lower North Shore and southern Labrador. There is no container, breakbulk or bulk service at the terminal. For true ocean freight to Labrador, forwarders rely on coastal services via ports such as Goose Bay or on the North American road network.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the port of St. Barbe Harbor located?▼
The port of St. Barbe Harbor is located in Canada (Gulf of Saint Lawrence; North Atlantic Ocean).
What is the size of the port St. Barbe Harbor?▼
St. Barbe Harbor is a Small harbor.
Location & Weather
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51.20000, -56.76667
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