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1. Basic page : Who we are?

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   … area and 12 million sq. m. of warehousing space available along the Seine Corridor. Its annual 2025 maritime traffic stands at 84.7 Mt and river traffic at 18.1 Mt, generating €7.3m in value along with … 2020-2025 Strategic Project  sets the goal of making the Seine Corridor Major River-  and Seaport a maritime and river port complex in the very first rank. Key figures 1st port in France for external … European port for grain exports HAROPA PORT / Samuel Salamagnon HAROPA PORT / Jean-François Damois Maritime traffic 2025 : 84.7 Mt (3.21 TEU, +4%) River traffic 2025 : 18.1 Mt    ©HAROPA PORT / Samuel …

   Published on 15/06/2023 - Updated 23/03/2026

2. Basic page : Seine Downstream port agency

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   … Agrifood, Environment Energy, Eco-industry. Limay-Porcheville, the leading Paris area river-maritime platform ©HAROPA PORT / Jean-François Damois   Area: 125 hectares, 34,500 sq. m. of …

   Published on 19/06/2023 - Updated 13/01/2025

3. Basic page : Gennevilliers port agency

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   … up to 5,000 tonnes on the Seine downstream and 3,000 tonnes upstream of Paris and on the Oise river. Maritime : ships up to a maximum of 2,500 dwt. Rail : using the Paris-North network and block trains …

   Published on 16/06/2023 - Updated 27/06/2024

4. Basic page : The port of Rouen: more than two thousand years of history

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   … … Around 50 BCE , Greek geographer Strabo wrote that Rouen was a major hub for maritime dealings with England. In Strabo’s view, the Seine was “one of the most beautiful …

   Published on 1/06/2023 - Updated 19/03/2025

5. Basic page : HAROPA PORT: Quality, Security and Environmental certification

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   … for hydrographic activities, navigation aids: corrective and preventive electronic maintenance of maritime traffic monitoring equipment, bathymetric surveys, bathymetric charts. HAROPA PORT at the …

   Published on 5/06/2023 - Updated 19/12/2025

6. Basic page : History of the ports of Paris

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   … World. Industry begins to develop. François I creates the port of Le Havre in 1517 and encourages maritime commerce.   1500 : Formation of an upstream river basin and a downstream river basin each …

   Published on 1/06/2023 - Updated 24/07/2024

7. Basic page : The history of the port of Le Havre

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   … of demand for crude oil prior to the 1973 oil crisis leads the port and CIM (Compagnie Industrielle Maritime) to make plans for the construction of a specialist terminal to accommodate 550,000 dwt …

   Published on 1/06/2023 - Updated 19/03/2024

8. Basic page : Come and join us

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   … alternatives to road haulage, Ensuring fluid goods throughput, Construction and maintenance of our maritime and river access channels and infrastructure (quays, embankments, quayside handling areas, …

   Published on 31/05/2023 - Updated 11/02/2026

9. Basic page : HAROPA PORT and its ecosystem

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   … direct river access for Port 2000 (known locally as the “cat flap” channel), improvement of Rouen’s maritime access, creation of a new port specifically for use by the construction industry in the west …

   Published on 7/06/2023 - Updated 23/03/2026