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CountryNigeria
Water BodyGulf of Guinea; North Atlantic Ocean
SizeMedium
TypeRiver (Natural)
Channel Depth12.5 m
Lat4.4500
Lng7.1667
Classificationenergy_202606
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About This Seaport
Crude oil of the Bonny Light grade and liquefied natural gas — not container lines — are what matter at Bonny, in the Niger Delta. The Bonny Light crude export terminal has loading capacity of about 1.25 million barrels and typical throughput near 250,000 barrels per day; the former Shell onshore arm SPDC that ran it has been operated by Renaissance Africa Energy since its 2025 takeover. On Bonny Island, Nigeria LNG (NLNG), a joint venture of NNPC, Shell, TotalEnergies and Eni, runs six liquefaction trains totalling roughly 22 million tonnes of LNG a year; a seventh train under construction (Train 7) is set to lift capacity by about a third to around 30 million tonnes and start up from 2026. This is a pure energy-export site on the Gulf of Guinea: there is no conventional container, general-cargo or commercial customs handling here. Shippers needing boxes or project cargo around Port Harcourt use nearby Onne (Federal Ocean Terminal, WACT) or Port Harcourt itself. For tanker and LNG shippers, however, Bonny is one of West Africa's most important export points.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the port of Bonny located?▼
The port of Bonny is located in Nigeria (Gulf of Guinea; North Atlantic Ocean).
What is the size of the port Bonny?▼
Bonny is a Medium harbor of type River (Natural).
What is the channel depth of Bonny?▼
The channel depth of Bonny is 12.5 meters.
Location & Weather
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4.45000, 7.16667
Channel depth: 12.5 m
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