Port of Skadovsk

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Port in Ukraine

Port of Skadovsk

Location
Country| Ukraine
Location| Skadovsk, Kherson Oblast
Details
Opened| 1894
Operated by| Port of Skadovsk Authority
Owned by| Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority (government)
Type of harbour| Natural/Artificial
Size| 11.12 ha
No. of wharfs| 6
Chief of Administration| Oleksandr Kugut
Statistics
Website
Official website

The Port of Skadovsk (Ukrainian: Порт Скадовськ) is located in Skadovsk on the northern shores of Dzharylhach Bay, which is protected from the open seas by island of Dzharylhach. The port operates all year around.

## History[edit]

On 11 December 2015 a new ferry route opened with Istanbul, Turkey.[1] The ferry connection became possible after withdrawal of a Russian monopolist from the region soon after the annexation of Crimea by Russia in 2014.[1] With government funding, the Port of Skadovsk was able to deepen the sea floor and rebuild wharfs.[1] This ferry connection cost Ukraine ₴3,000,000 (US$200,000).[1]

## See also[edit]

* List of ports in Ukraine

## References[edit]

1. ^ a b c d In Skadovsk revived ferry to Turkey. Ukrinform. 11 December 2015

## External links[edit]

* Sea Ports of Ukraine Administration website

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Black Sea|

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* Port Krym*
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* Skadovsk

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(*) Crimea ports are temporarily occupied by Russia

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