Port Valdez

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Port Valdez is a deep-water fjord-like inlet in Prince William Sound, Alaska, best known as the southern terminus of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline and a major oil shipping port.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bay
deep-water port
fjord-like inlet
adjacentTo city of Valdez, Alaska NERFINISHED
associatedWith Alaska oil industry
Prince William Sound ecosystem NERFINISHED
climateZone maritime subarctic climate
connectedTo Prince William Sound waterways NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
governedBy State of Alaska NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic deep water
relatively sheltered waters
hasDepthCharacteristic suitable for deep-draft vessels
hasEconomicImportanceFor State of Alaska revenues
local economy of Valdez
hasEconomicRole export hub for Alaska North Slope oil
hasEnvironmentalContext glacially influenced fjord system
subarctic marine environment
hasInfrastructure oil tanker berths
pipeline terminal facilities
hasNavigationUse large ocean-going tankers
hasPortFacility Valdez Marine Terminal NERFINISHED
hasUse marine transportation
petroleum logistics
knownFor major crude oil export port
southern terminus of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline
locatedIn Alaska
Gulf of Alaska region NERFINISHED
Prince William Sound NERFINISHED
locatedNear Chugach Mountains NERFINISHED
nearbySettlement Valdez, Alaska NERFINISHED
partOf Pacific Ocean basin NERFINISHED
marine route for Alaska North Slope crude oil
transportation network for Alaska North Slope oil exports
region Southcentral Alaska NERFINISHED
subjectTo U.S. federal maritime regulations
oil spill prevention and response regulations
terminusOf Trans-Alaska Pipeline System NERFINISHED
usedFor oil shipping
tanker loading
waterBodyType fjord-like inlet
inlet

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Valdez hasNearbyBay Port Valdez