# Oslo (NO OSL)

**UN/LOCODE:** NO OSL  
**Country:** Norway  
**Water Body:** Skagerrak; North Atlantic Ocean  
**Harbor Size:** Large  
**Harbor Type:** Coastal (Natural)  
**GPS:** 59.8981, 10.7456

Around 5.4 million tonnes of sea cargo passed through Oslo in 2024, spanning containers, RoRo, general cargo, petroleum products and project loads. Containerised traffic centres on the Sjursøya terminal, a Lo-Lo facility run by Yilport Oslo with a design capacity near 450,000 TEU; it handled about 241,000 TEU in 2024 and roughly 80% of the region's boxes. Its equipment includes four ship-to-shore cranes, eleven RTGs and a mobile crane. Most container volumes arrive via short-sea and feeder links rather than deep-sea calls. Oslo is also Norway's busiest passenger port, with about 7.7 million travellers a year on ferries, local services and cruises. Rail and motorway links give solid access to the south-eastern Norwegian hinterland. For intercontinental direct services, shippers typically transship through Hamburg, Bremerhaven or Rotterdam.

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