What is a Bargeload?

Bargeload refers to a quantity of goods or materials that can be carried on a barge. A barge is a flat-bottomed boat or ship used for transporting goods, particularly on inland waterways such as rivers and canals. The term "bargeload" is often used to describe the maximum capacity of a barge, which can vary depending on the size and type of barge.

For example, a barge might have a bargeload of 500 tons of coal, or a bargeload of 1000 cubic meters of gravel. The term is often used in the context of shipping and logistics to describe the amount of cargo that can be carried on a single barge.

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