Vladivostok

Located just 60 kilometers west of mainland China and 140 kilometers northeast of North Korea, Vladivostok is a seaport and government center for the Primorsky territory in far southeastern Russia. The Port of Vladivostok is on the Golden Horn Bay on a peninsula that separates the bay from the Sea of Japan.

The Port of Vladivostok specializes in handling general cargoes that include bulk, liquid, and containerized cargo and forest products. The port plays an important role in Russia’s international trade, partnering with ports in more than 20 countries.

Vladivostok maintains 16 berths, 15 of them multi-purpose, of a total 4.2 kilometers. It offers over 15.5 hectares of open storage, 6.3 hectares of shed area, and two refrigerated warehouses with combined capacity for 10 thousand cubic meters. Vladivostok port contains an oil terminal with capacity to store 25.5 tons of oil products.

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Main Characteristics Latitude: 43° 5' 40" N Longitude: 131° 53' 25" E UN/LOCODE: RUVVO Port Type: Seaport Port Size: Large Official Website

Contact Information Joint Stock Company 9, Strelnikova Str. Vladivostok 690950 Phone: 4232 222-364 Fax: 4232 222-264 Email: