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Nigeria seaports

Nigeria: 29 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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Agbami Oil TerminalAkpo Oil TerminalBonny Offshore TerminalBrass Oil TerminalBurutuCalabarEgina Oil TerminalEscravos Oil TerminalForcadosForcados Oil TerminalKokoOdudu TerminalOkono TerminalOkrikaOkwori TerminalOnnePort HarcourtQua Iboe Oil TerminalSapeleSea Eagle TerminalTin Can IslandUkpokiti Marine TerminalWarriYoho TerminalAntan Oil TerminalBonnyPennington Oil TerminalLagos (Apapa, Tin Can Island)Lekki Deep Sea Port
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    Nigeria: all seaports

    29 ports

    Port UN/LOCODE Size Harbor type Max draft Pier depth
    Lagos (Apapa, Tin Can Island)Guide NGLOS — Container gateway — —
    Lekki Deep Sea PortGuide — — Container gateway — —
    Pennington Oil Terminal NGPEN Large Open roadstead — —
    Bonny NGBON Medium-sized River (natural) 12.2 m —
    Antan Oil Terminal NGANA Small Open roadstead — —
    Agbami Oil Terminal NGABM Very small Open roadstead — 7.9 m
    Akpo Oil Terminal NGAKP Very small Open roadstead — 7.9 m
    Bonny Offshore Terminal NGBON Very small Open roadstead — —
    Brass Oil Terminal NGBRA Very small Open roadstead — —
    Burutu NGBUR Very small River (natural) 4.9 m 6.4 m
    Calabar NGCBQ Very small River (natural) 7.0 m 10.0 m
    Egina Oil Terminal — Very small Open roadstead — 7.9 m
    Escravos Oil Terminal NGESC Very small Open roadstead — —
    Forcados NGFOR Very small River (natural) 5.2 m 4.9 m
    Forcados Oil Terminal NGFOR Very small Open roadstead — —
    Koko NGKOK Very small River (natural) 6.4 m 7.3 m
    Odudu Terminal NGODU Very small Open roadstead — —
    Okono Terminal NGOKN Very small Open roadstead — —
    Okrika NGOKR Very small River (natural) 9.0 m 9.5 m
    Okwori Terminal NGOKW Very small Open roadstead — —
    Onne NGONN Very small River (natural) 12.0 m 12.5 m
    Port Harcourt NGPHC Very small River (natural) 8.9 m 10.9 m
    Qua Iboe Oil Terminal NGQIB Very small Open roadstead — —
    Sapele NGSPL Very small River (natural) 6.4 m 10.5 m
    Sea Eagle Terminal — Very small Open roadstead — —
    Tin Can Island NGTIN Very small River (natural) 13.5 m 10.5 m
    Ukpokiti Marine Terminal NGUKP Very small Open roadstead 21.0 m —
    Warri NGWAR Very small River (natural) 6.4 m 6.6 m
    Yoho Terminal — Very small Open roadstead — —

    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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