Port of Jinzhou

The Port of Jinzhou is a seaport on the Bohai Sea in the vicinity of Jinzhou, Liaoning, People's Republic of China. It is mostly an artificial port built on reclaimed land. It was founded in October 1986^[1] and declared a port-of-entry in December 1990^[2][1] As it is the northernmost of the major Chinese seaports, and lies at the terminus of several connecting railways, it declares itself the most convenient access to northern China and the "main port of Mongolia".^[3]

Port of Jinzhou
Port of Jinzhou Location in China
Native name	锦州港
Location
Location	China
Coordinates	40.8035°N 121.0549°E / 40.8035; 121.0549
UN/LOCODE	CN JZI https://service.unece.org/trade/locode/cn.htm
Details
Opened	October 1986; 38 years ago (1986-10)

It is mostly an artificial port built on reclaimed land. It has a dredged channel 17.8m deep capable of allowing ships up to 150,000DWT.^[2] In 2014 it had a throughput of 95,200,000 tonnes of cargo and 879,000 TEU of containers.^[4] It is in particular an active grain port, moving 11 million tonnes of grain in 2024.^[5]

Layout

Berths^[4]

Number	Berth name	Type	Quayside (m)	Depth (m)	Berthing (DWT)	Annual Capacity (ton/yr)
1	101		356	14	120,000×1	4,150,000[6]
2	102	Chemicals	241	11	30,000×1	2,075,000[6]
3	103	Oil	217	11	20,000×1	1,600,000[6]
4	104	Oil	190	11	20,000×1	1,600,000[6]
5	105	Chemicals	152	10	10,000×1	1,000,000[6]
6	106	Chemicals	230	12	30,000×1	2,075,000[6]
7	107	General	130	7.5	3,000×1	150,000[7]
8	201	General	262	12	20,000×1	1,600,000[7]
9	202	Bulk	270	14	50,000×1	2,600,000[7]
10	203	Bulk	340	15.4	70,000×1	3,500,000[7]
11	204	Bulk	242	15.4	70,000×1	3,500,000[7]
12	205	Bulk	311	16	100,000×1	7,200,000[7]
13	206	Bulk	365	16	100,000×1	7,200,000[7]
14	207		259	15.4	50000×1
15	208		274	15.4	50000×1
16	209		339	14.5	50000×1
17	210		339	145	50000×1
18	301	Oil	480	23	300,000×1	12,500,000[6]
19	304	Bulk	248	16	100,000×1	7,200,000[7]
20	305	Bulk	248	16	100,000×1	7,200,000[7]
21	306	Bulk	248	16	100,000×1	7,200,000[7]
	403	Coal				11,000,000[7]
	404	Coal				11,000,000[7]
	405	Coal				11,000,000[7]
22	501	Oil	140	8.2	5,000×1	600,000[6]
23	502		239	14.3	50,000×1	2000,000[6]
24	Non-production		155	4.7
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