Port of Ostermoor in Brunsbüttel, Germany, built in 1975 to serve local industry with 6 berths for oil, gas, and chemical cargo handling vessels up to 3000 GRT. It is part of the Hafengesellschaft Brunsbüttel group offering extensive maritime logistics and cargo handling services.
Pascagoula,, Mississippi, United StatesUpdated May 2003
Port Pascagoula is a key Gulf Coast gateway located on the Gulf of Mexico, offering diverse capabilities in shipping, trade, and industrial development, managed by the Jackson County Port Authority.
Penang Port is a leading Malaysian port located on the northwest of Peninsular Malaysia, serving over 200 ports worldwide and acting as a gateway to trade in the Asia-Pacific region.
The Port of Punta Arenas is managed under DIRECTEMAR, the Chilean Maritime Authority, providing maritime services including port administration, safety, and regulatory oversight in Puerto Punta Arenas, Chile.
The Port of Port Angeles Authority manages and operates the port facilities in Port Angeles, Washington, providing maritime services including cargo handling, marina operations, and industrial development.
Port of Port Elizabeth is a major South African port managed by the National Ports Authority, providing maritime and shipping services in Port Elizabeth.
Punta Quilla, Pcia. de Santa Cruz, ArgentinaUpdated Aug 2003
The Port of Punta Quilla is a deep, sheltered natural port located on the south margin of the estuary of Port Santa Cruz, Argentina, providing access to the Atlantic Ocean.
Puerto Quequén is a major Argentine port managing maritime operations including grain exports and fertilizer imports, contributing 80% of the regional GDP with high vessel turnover and transparent management.
The Port of Ravenna is a major Italian seaport located in Ravenna, providing comprehensive maritime services including cargo handling, logistics, and port operations.
Rawson,, Pcia. de Chubut, ArgentinaUpdated May 2026
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The Port of Rawson is part of the Consejo Portuario Argentino, an organization that coordinates port activities across Argentina and promotes port sector interests, policies, and training.
Reconquista, Pcia. de Santa Fé, ArgentinaUpdated Aug 2003
The Port of Reconquista is located 15 km from the city of Reconquista, Santa Fe, Argentina, handling cargoes such as soya, cotton, and sunflowerseed meals and oils. It features 5 jetties approximately 50 m wide each, extending from a 650 m reinforced concrete quay.
The Port of Redwood City is the only deepwater port in South San Francisco Bay, offering berths for dry bulk, liquid bulk, and project cargoes, along with recreational opportunities and access to San Francisco Bay.
The Port of Rosario is a major Argentinian port located on the Paraná River in Rosario, Santa Fe, serving as a key multimodal transport hub in the Southern Cone.
Port of Rosedale is a 3.3-mile slack water harbor located on the Lower Mississippi River, serving as a primary staging and fleeting area for barges to and from the Arkansas Navigation System with capacity for over 300 barges.
Port of Rosyth offers deep water river berths with up to 540 metres frontage and a minimum depth of 8.3 metres, strategically located on the north bank of the River Forth with excellent road and rail links to major Scottish and UK population centers.