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Port of Tallinn
Ports in Estonia
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Tallinn Port Located at the northern end of the Baltic Sea is the port of Tallinn, the capital of Estonia. Since breaking away from the former Soviet Union in the early 1990s, the port
Cargo throughput
It has been improved every year.
- Chinese name
- Port of Tallinn
- Foreign name
- Port of Tallinn
- setting
- Capital of Estonia
- Cargo handling capacity
- 46 million tons per year
Port profile
In 2003, the port handled 37.6 million tons of cargo, of which 23.8 million tons were liquefied bulk cargoes such as oil and liquefied gas. It is worth noting that the container throughput of the port of Tallinn increased rapidly, with 99,600 TEUs in 2003, a net increase of 11,700 TEUs over 2002. In its Port Development Plan for 2004-2008, the Estonian Government's Department of Transport has allocated €340.6 million to invest in the infrastructure, equipment and transport network of the Port of Tallinn. This includes the construction of two new container terminal berths and the dredging of the port channel, with a view to increasing the annual container handling capacity of the Port from 120,000 TEUs to 250,000 TEUs and raising the annual cargo handling capacity to 46 million tonnes by the end of 2004.
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