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Port of Jinzhou

China

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 and declared a port-of-entry in December 1990. 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". 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. In 2014 it had a throughput of 95,200,000 tonnes of cargo and 879,000 TEU of containers. It is in particular an active grain port, moving 11 million tonnes of grain in 2024.

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