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UNLOCODEINDMQ
CountryIndia
Water BodyBay of Bengal; Indian Ocean
SizeLarge
Channel Depth17 m
Lat20.8167
Lng86.9667
Classificationbulk_202607
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About This Seaport
Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone (APSEZ) operates Dhamra Port, one of eastern India's fastest-growing bulk cargo gateways on the Bay of Bengal in Odisha. The port set a national record in July 2026, discharging 132,365 tonnes of dry bulk cargo in a single 24-hour period, and logged an all-time monthly high of 5 million tonnes in March 2026. Mechanisation of berth BB4 and commissioning of new berth BB5 lifted effective bulk-handling capacity to roughly 60 million tonnes per annum, with coal and iron ore as the dominant cargo streams from Odisha's mining hinterland. A container terminal is also expanding, from an initial 3.1 million TEU design capacity toward 4.66 million TEU. Adani's long-range plan, backed by an investment of roughly Rs 48,933 crore and 2,000 acres of land reclamation, targets 300 million tonnes of total cargo capacity by 2030. Rail links connect the port to Odisha's coal belt, and shippers weighing alternatives typically compare Dhamra with the nearby state-run Paradip Port.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the UN/LOCODE of Dhamra?▼
The UN/LOCODE of Dhamra is INDMQ. This international code identifies ports and logistics locations worldwide.
Where is the port of Dhamra located?▼
The port of Dhamra is located in India (Bay of Bengal; Indian Ocean).
What is the size of the port Dhamra?▼
Dhamra is a Large harbor.
What is the channel depth of Dhamra?▼
The channel depth of Dhamra is 17 meters.
Location & Weather
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20.81667, 86.96667
Channel depth: 17 m
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