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Mexico seaports

Mexico: 35 seaports and harbors — major ports with full guides plus every port listed in the NGA World Port Index, with size, type and key depths.

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Map of seaports in Mexico

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Puerto Costa MayaPuerto MorelosPuerto ProgresoPunta VenadoCayo Arcas TerminalCiudad Del CarmenDos Bocas TerminalFronteraIsla San MarcosMinatitlanNanchitalProgresoPuerto MaderoPuerto Morro RedondoRosaritoSan Juan De La CostaSan Miguel De CozumelCampecheCoatzacoalcosGuaymasLa PazPichilinguePuerto VallartaSalina CruzSanta RosaliaTopolobampoAcapulcoMazatlanTampicoTuxpanEnsenadaManzanillo (Mexico)Lázaro CárdenasVeracruzAltamira
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    Mexico: all seaports

    35 ports

    Port UN/LOCODE Size Harbor type Max draft Pier depth
    EnsenadaGuide MXESE — Container gateway — —
    Manzanillo (Mexico)Guide MXZLO — Container gateway — —
    Lázaro CárdenasGuide MXLZC — Container gateway — —
    VeracruzGuide MXVER — Container gateway — —
    AltamiraGuide MXATM — Container gateway — —
    Acapulco MXACA Medium-sized Coastal (natural) — 11.0 m
    Mazatlan MXMZT Medium-sized River (natural) — 11.0 m
    Tampico MXTAM Medium-sized River (natural) 10.7 m 7.9 m
    Tuxpan MXTUX Medium-sized River (natural) — 11.0 m
    Campeche MXCPE Small Open roadstead — 3.4 m
    Coatzacoalcos MXCOA Small River (natural) 11.8 m 9.4 m
    Guaymas MXGYM Small Coastal (breakwater) — 11.0 m
    La Paz MXLAP Small Coastal (natural) — 7.9 m
    Pichilingue MXPIC Small Coastal (breakwater) — 9.4 m
    Puerto Vallarta MXPVR Small River (basins) — 9.4 m
    Salina Cruz MXSCX Small Coastal (breakwater) — 9.4 m
    Santa Rosalia MXSRL Small Coastal (breakwater) — 6.4 m
    Topolobampo MXTPB Small Coastal (natural) — 11.0 m
    Cayo Arcas Terminal MXCAT Very small Open roadstead — —
    Ciudad Del Carmen MXCME Very small Coastal (breakwater) — 4.9 m
    Dos Bocas Terminal MXDBT Very small Open roadstead 5.4 m 23.2 m
    Frontera MXFRN Very small River (natural) 6.6 m 4.9 m
    Isla San Marcos MXSMI Very small Open roadstead — 12.5 m
    Minatitlan MXMTT Very small River (natural) 6.4 m —
    Nanchital MXNAN Very small River (natural) 8.4 m 7.9 m
    Progreso MXPGO Very small Open roadstead — 11.0 m
    Puerto Madero MXPMD Very small River (basins) — 15.5 m
    Puerto Morro Redondo MXPMS Very small Open roadstead — 17.1 m
    Rosarito MXRST Very small Open roadstead — 14.0 m
    San Juan De La Costa MXSJC Very small Open roadstead — 9.4 m
    San Miguel De Cozumel MXCZM Very small Open roadstead 9.3 m 14.0 m
    Puerto Costa Maya MXCOM — — 9.3 m —
    Puerto Morelos MXPMS — — 4.9 m —
    Puerto Progreso MXPGO — — 9.8 m —
    Punta Venado MXPVN — — 10.0 m —

    Port characteristics on this page come from the NGA World Port Index (Pub. 150, U.S. National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency), as distributed in the seaport-data-js dataset. The index is a navigational reference and may not reflect recent construction, terminal changes or current operating limits. Always confirm details with the port authority, agent or carrier.

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