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Port of Bayóvar

Coordinates: 05°49′55″S 81°01′30″W / 5.83194°S 81.02500°W / -5.83194; -81.02500
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The Port of Bayóvar is located in the north of Peru. It has a capacity for ships - tanks of 16 thousand 500 to 250 thousand TM. The port has shelter in the form of a large bay.

Transport

In 2009, it was proposed to build a railway for mineral traffic to this port by 2019. Also to Paita port. [1]

Another plan proposes the construction of a railway over the Andes via Pucallpa to Cruzeiro do Sul in Brazil.[2]

References

  1. ^ Peru Plans $1bn Northern Mining Railway. Railway Technology, 15 Sep 2009
  2. ^ The First Transcontinental Railroad in South America: Still Just a Pipe Dream? Knowledge@Wharton, Aug 31, 2011

05°49′55″S 81°01′30″W / 5.83194°S 81.02500°W / -5.83194; -81.02500


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