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Port of Nakhodka

Russia

The Port of Nakhodka (́, Port Nakhodka) is a Russian seaport of federal importance located in Nakhodka Bay, on the northwestern coast of the Sea of Japan. It forms part of one of Russia's largest transport hubs on the Pacific Ocean, together with the Vostochny Port. In 2020, the port's total cargo volume reached 26.8 million tons. It is situated in the city of Nakhodka, Primorsky Krai, in the Russian Far East. The port complex includes maritime and oil terminals within Nakhodka Bay, as well as fishing terminals in the bays of Andreyeva, Podyadpol, Yuzhno-Morsk, Gaydamal, Preobrazheniye, Moryak-Rybolov, Nazimov, Pyati Okhotnikov, Sokolovskaian, and at the mouth of the Opritchninka River. Key commodities handled include coal, petroleum products, containers, and refrigerated goods, including fishery resources.

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