# Ramsey (IM RAM)

**UN/LOCODE:** IM RAM  
**Country:** Isle of Man  
**Water Body:** Irish Sea; North Atlantic Ocean  
**Harbor Size:** Small  
**Harbor Type:** Coastal (Breakwater)  
**GPS:** 54.3167, -4.3667

Ramsey (IM RAM), at the mouth of the Sulby River on Ramsey Bay, is the Isle of Man's second-busiest port after Douglas. It handles roughly 278 calls and about 80,000 tonnes of general cargo a year — grain, timber, scrap and cement — and is the only Manx port equipped to import bulk cement, served by regular lo-lo services from the UK and Ireland. The tidal harbour dries out completely at low water, with access through a narrow channel between two breakwaters that can be tricky in strong easterly winds. Vessels up to about 61 m LOA and 4 m draught (MHWS) can be accommodated. For larger consignments or container traffic, Douglas is the better option, with Heysham and Liverpool as mainland alternatives.

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