# Antsohim Bondrona

**Country:** Madagascar  
**Water Body:** Mozambique Channel; Indian Ocean  
**Harbor Size:** Very Small  
**Harbor Type:** Coastal (Natural)  
**GPS:** -13.0833, 48.8333

Sugar has long been the cargo that mattered at Antsohimbondrona, also known as Port Saint-Louis, a small harbour in the Mahavavy delta on Madagascar's north-west coast. It historically shipped agricultural output from the Ambilobe area — cane sugar above all, plus cotton and rice. With no UN/LOCODE and only about 7.9 metres of water, its relevance to international lines is limited, and container or dangerous-goods handling is not confirmed. Forwarders should plan around Antsiranana (Diego Suarez), Nosy Be or Mahajanga as the nearest commercial ports.

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