Old Mangalore Port
 

                     This  port  is  situated  on  the  left  bank  of  the  Gurupur  river  and is      
 approximately 10 Km south of the New Mangalore Port.  The Port at present is a road
 stead  port catering to vessels drawing a draft of 2 to 3m and is functional only during
 the  fair  weather  season from  September to May. The  port  has been  developed to
 handle coastal vessels drawing a draft of 4.5m by the construction of two breakwaters
 and  252  m  long  alongside  berthing  facilities etc., Construction  of 150 mtrs. cargo
 wharf from existing berth with an estimated cost of Rs.600.00 lakhs is under progress.
 

• Location : Latitude 12⁰  52’ N and longitude 70⁰  51’ E

• Konkan Railway line and N.H.17 passing very close to the port.

• Linked by Air also.

    Existing facilities:

• North wharf – 293.83 Mts. length.

• Central wharf – 299.95 Mts. length

•  Salt  wharf – 76.00  Mts. length

• South wharf – 252.00 Mts. length

• New south wharf – 362.71 Mts. length.

• Godown-A.

• Godown-B.

• General Store including additional room.

• Passenger shed including additional room.

• Pump House and Port Well.

• Furnace oil overhead tank.

•  Sheds in Dry dock area.

•  Resting shed.

• Light house signal cabin and flag staff tide gauge station and store shed

•  Inspection shed.

• Community hall (Bengre thota sand spit).

• Transit shed at the south wharf.