P.O. Box 19406, Amsterdam, NetherlandsUpdated Dec 2011
Amsterdam Ports, the seaports in and around the capital of the Netherlands, make it the number 5 of Europe’s continental top 11 maritime hubs. In the year 2000 has handled over 60 million tons of cargo. And despite having 700 years of tradition Amsterdam Ports is looking to the future. New and spacious business sites and terminals in its modern port area, the new Afrika harbor with additionally 275 hectares of land, the all weather terminal, the new Ceres container terminal with capacity of 1 million TEU and the new passenger terminal for cruise ships, these are all examples of new and promising developments in the area.
Amsterdam Ports not only transships goods, it especially processes them – annually adding a total value of Euro 3,5 billion (US$ 4 billion) and employing around 38,000 people in port-related sectors. As a comparison: in Rotterdam a total transshipment of 300 million tons annually take place, with 70.000 people. In short, the Amsterdam Ports is where shipping, industry and (value added) logistics come together. In time, a few strong industrial clusters have developed like food, chemicals, automotive and logistics. These have therefore also been chosen as strategic sectors on which marketing-and-sales efforts will be focused.
The Port of Anchorage is a municipal port facility operated by the Municipality of Anchorage, providing maritime services and infrastructure in Anchorage, Alaska.
The Port of Antofagasta is managed under DIRECTEMAR, the Chilean Maritime Authority, providing maritime services including port administration, maritime safety, digital procedures, and regulatory oversight.
The Port of Arica is managed under DIRECTEMAR, the Chilean Maritime Authority, providing maritime services including port operations, safety, and regulatory compliance.
The Port of Astoria is an Oregon municipal corporation governed by five elected commissioners, managing port operations and facilities in Clatsop County since 1910.
The Port of Aysen is part of the Chilean Maritime Authority (DIRECTEMAR), providing maritime services, port administration, safety, and regulatory oversight in Aysen, Chile.
Puerto Barranqueras, Pcia. de Chaco, ArgentinaUpdated Aug 2003
Training
Port of Barranqueras is located on the right margin of the Paraná River at Km. 1198 of the General Navigation Route in Argentina, serving as a key port in the region.
Port of Bellingham operates a strategic shipping terminal located between Seattle and Vancouver B.C., offering competitive pricing, flexible schedules, and connections to railroads for inland transportation, serving trade routes across the Pacific Rim and beyond.
Conley Terminal in the Port of Boston is a full-service container terminal serving over 2,500 businesses in the Northeast with direct access to 14 million consumers and connections to over 30 global ports.
Port of Brisbane Corporation operates the Port of Brisbane, a major Australian port handling container shipping, cruise terminals, and trade logistics with extensive infrastructure and customer services.
Port of Buenaventura is Colombia's main maritime terminal and the only multipurpose polyvalent port in the country, featuring specialized terminals for containers, solid bulk, liquid bulk, and multi-purpose cargo.
Caleta Olivia,, Pcia de Santa Cruz, ArgentinaUpdated Aug 2003
Port of Caleta Paula is a rectangular basin excavated on firm land linked to the ocean by an artificial canal, featuring a 1,487-ft long pier with a depth of 32.8 feet.
Rawson,, Pcia. de Chubut, ArgentinaUpdated May 2026
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The Consejo Portuario Argentino is an organization that unites all Argentine ports to coordinate sector activities and defend their interests, offering services including port policy, concessions, and port training workshops.
The Port of Cardenas aims to be Latin America's leading industrial port and a viable commercial port for the Mexican Pacific, focusing on fostering industrial clusters and sustainable growth.
The Port of Cleveland is a major Great Lakes port driving economic growth, global connectivity, and sustainability through efficient cargo operations, innovative financing, and eco-friendly initiatives.
Rivadavia, Provincia de Chubut, ArgentinaUpdated Aug 2003
Training
Port of Comodoro Rivadavia is located next to the city of Comodoro Rivadavia in the Gulf of San Jorge, Argentina, featuring an overseas pier of 709 ft length. It is part of the Argentine port network coordinated by the Consejo Portuario Argentino.