Seaport Code Lookup (UN/LOCODE)
UN/LOCODE is the UNECE standard five-character code for ports and trade locations, made up of a two-letter country code plus a three-letter location code. Booking requests, bills of lading, and EDI messages use these codes to name the port of loading and discharge. This directory covers the busiest container gateways worldwide.
| ESALG | Algeciras | Spain | Europe |
| BEANR | Antwerp | Belgium | Europe |
| USBAL | Baltimore | United States | North America |
| KRPUS | Busan | South Korea | Asia |
| USCHS | Charleston | United States | North America |
| LKCMB | Colombo | Sri Lanka | Asia |
| PACTB | Colon (Cristobal) | Panama | Central America |
| ZADUR | Durban | South Africa | Africa |
| GBFXT | Felixstowe | United Kingdom | Europe |
| ITGOA | Genoa | Italy | Europe |
| VNHPH | Haiphong | Vietnam | Asia |
| DEHAM | Hamburg | Germany | Europe |
| VNSGN | Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) | Vietnam | Asia |
| HKHKG | Hong Kong | Hong Kong | Asia |
| USHOU | Houston | United States | North America |
| AEJEA | Jebel Ali | United Arab Emirates | Middle East |
| SAJED | Jeddah | Saudi Arabia | Middle East |
| TWKHH | Kaohsiung | Taiwan | Asia |
| THLCH | Laem Chabang | Thailand | Asia |
| USLGB | Long Beach | United States | North America |
| USLAX | Los Angeles | United States | North America |
| MXZLO | Manzanillo | Mexico | North America |
| TRMER | Mersin | Turkey | Europe |
| USMIA | Miami | United States | North America |
| USMOB | Mobile | United States | North America |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does a UN/LOCODE look like?
Five characters: the ISO country code followed by a three-letter location code. For example USLAX is Los Angeles in the United States and NLRTM is Rotterdam in the Netherlands.
Is USNYC the same as the Port of New York and New Jersey?
Yes. Carriers commonly use USNYC for the combined New York and New Jersey port complex, though individual terminals may appear under their own codes.