Bulk, Breakbulk & Project Cargo

The Port of Sheet Harbour is a deep water port terminal located along the Atlantic Seaboard of Canada. With its capability to handle multiple configurations of breakbulk and special project cargo, this terminal is an ideal choice for your supply chain requirements.

Our engineering expertise will enable us to conduct several port infrastructure improvements. These improvements, combined with our key local partnerships and international network, will be instrumental in achieving growth at the Port of Sheet Harbour. We forecast to bring synergies and opportunities on many fronts: bulk sector: biomass (wood chips, wood pellets), aggregates, gypsum; breakbulk: project cargo (wind turbines), and aquaculture.

The ice-free Port of Sheet Harbour is one of the closest ports to Europe. Being only 53 mi (85 km) from the circumpolar route it saves a great deal of time.

Terminal specifications include a 152-m wharf (498 ft 8 in), with minimum drafts from 10.2 m to 11.2 m (33 ft 5 in to 36 ft 9 in). This facility has the capability of handling vessels up to 214 m (702 ft)(draft permitting). The terminal includes a MARSEC secured, 12-acre common user laydown area located directly adjacent to the wharf. Terminal equipment is available through common user stevedoring services.