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Magdalla Port
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Magdalla Port is a port located on the western shores of India in southern Gujarat, on the southern bank of the Tapti river. A deep water anchorage is located 10 km southwest from the port. The port is connected with Udhana city GIDC and Pandesara Industrial Estate and the port is connected with Surat by state highway No.66. Magdalla Port is also connected by road and rail with several other towns in the area.
The major imports handled by the port include food grains, fertilizers, machinery, building materials, iron ore and coal.[1]
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- ↑ "Port of Magdalla" World Port Source, accessed October 18, 2011.
