Overview:

      Vietnam commercial port.Located at the south end of Guangning Province in the north of the country, it is on the west of the east coast of Xialong Bay and adjacent to the Beibu Bay of the South China Sea.It is 24 nautical miles east to Jinpu port, 51 nautical miles west to Haifang port, 303 nautical miles south to Danang, and 140 nautical miles northeast to the north harbor of China.The tides are diurnal, with an average high tide height of 3.06 m and a low tide height of 1.6 M.There are two commercial wharves in the harbor. The North Wharf is 100 meters long and the water depth at the front is 4-8.6 meters;The South Wharf is 90 meters long and each wharf has two cranes.In addition, there is a "t" jetty in the south, with the top extending to the south, about 90 meters long and 6 meters deep, which exports coal for Vietnam's Hongji coal mine.Hongji coal mine produces high-quality anthracite with a length of more than 100 km, a width of 15-20 km, a reserve of more than 2 billion tons and a thin topsoil, which is conducive to open-pit mining. It is the largest coal mine in Vietnam and the Indochina Peninsula.There are regular routes to Jinpu and Haiphong.