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Seaport · Canada

Port of Toronto

Toronto (Canada) is a medium-sized port listed in the NGA World Port Index (no. 3000). It lies on the Lake Ontario.

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Port profile

Country / territory
Canada
UN/LOCODE (WPI)
CATOR
World Port Index no.
3000
Coordinates
43.62°N, 79.38°W
Harbor size
Medium-sized
Harbor type
Coastal (natural)
Shelter afforded
Excellent
Waters
Lake Ontario; Great Lakes
WPI region
Canada Lake Ontario
Repairs
Moderate
Dry dock
Small

Depths and vessel limits

Values as reported in the World Port Index; where a field is not shown, no value is reported.

Channel depth7.9 m
Anchorage depth23.2 m
Cargo pier depth7.9 m
Oil terminal depth7.9 m

Facilities

  • Wharves

Cranes and lifting

  • Fixed cranes
  • Floating cranes
  • Lifts over 100 t
  • Lifts 50–100 t
  • Lifts 25–49 t

Entrance restrictions

  • Heavy swell
  • Ice
  • Other restrictions
  • Overhead limits

Navigation and port entry

  • First port of entry
  • ETA message required
  • Quarantine: pratique
  • Quarantine: sanitation

Pilotage and tugs

  • Pilotage compulsory
  • Tugs: assistance

Services

  • Longshoremen
  • Electricity
  • Navigation equipment
  • Electrical repair
  • Medical facilities

Supplies

  • Provisions
  • Potable water
  • Fuel oil
  • Diesel oil
  • Deck supplies
  • Engine supplies

Communications and connections

  • Telephone
  • Telefax
  • Radio
  • Radiotelephone
  • Airport
  • Rail

Only items reported as available in the World Port Index are listed.

Distance from Vietnam

Great-circle (straight-line) distances from Vietnam’s main port clusters. Actual sea routes are longer, as ships follow sea lanes around land.

FromGreat-circle distance
Cat Lai (Ho Chi Minh City)7,530 nm
Cai Mep – Thi Vai7,540 nm
Hai Phong6,920 nm

Nearest major ports in our guides

Major container gateways and transshipment hubs closest to Toronto, with full port guides:

Data source

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. Sailing directions: U.S. Coast Pilot 6 - Great Lakes and their connecting waterways.

Frequently asked questions about Toronto

Where is Port of Toronto?

Toronto (Canada) lies on the Lake Ontario, at about 43.62°N, 79.38°W.

What is the UN/LOCODE of Toronto?

The World Port Index lists UN/LOCODE CATOR for Toronto. Confirm the exact location code required by the carrier when booking.

How far is Toronto from Vietnam?

The great-circle distance is about 7,530 nautical miles from Ho Chi Minh City (Cat Lai) and about 6,920 nm from Hai Phong; sea routes are longer. Nearby major ports in our guides include Montreal, New York / New Jersey, Norfolk (Virginia).

Can Global Logistic Group arrange shipping to or from Toronto?

Yes. We arrange FCL and LCL ocean freight, customs clearance and inland transport for Toronto through our carrier contracts and agent network. Send us your cargo details for a quote.

Information on this page is general guidance compiled by Global Logistic Group from public sources. Port facilities, carrier networks, routings and transit times change frequently; always confirm current schedules, cut-offs and requirements with us or the carrier before booking.

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