Quick Answer
UNLOCODEVE JOT
CountryVenezuela
Water BodyCaribbean Sea; North Atlantic Ocean
SizeVery Small
TypeOpen Roadstead
Channel Depth17.1 m
Lat10.1000
Lng-64.8500
Classificationenergy_202606
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About This Seaport
Around 70 percent of Venezuela's crude oil exports leave the country through Jose Terminal, part of the José Antonio Anzoátegui petrochemical complex on the northeastern coast some 27 km west of Puerto La Cruz. Operated by PDVSA and its joint ventures, the facility loads only liquid energy cargo — crude oil, heavy blends and refined products — across monobuoys, sea islands and jetties in the Bajo de Barcelona. Tank farms holding roughly 500,000 m³ and modern loading arms serve deep-draft tankers, with anchorage depths above 20 metres. This is a dedicated hydrocarbon terminal, not a multipurpose port: it handles no containers, conventional breakbulk or general cargo. Export logistics here revolve around tanker scheduling, pipeline feed from the Orinoco belt upgraders and sanctions-sensitive documentation rather than container demurrage. Shippers with boxed or general cargo should use Puerto Cabello or La Guaira instead.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the UN/LOCODE of Jose Terminal?▼
The UN/LOCODE of Jose Terminal is VE JOT. This international code identifies ports and logistics locations worldwide.
Where is the port of Jose Terminal located?▼
The port of Jose Terminal is located in Venezuela (Caribbean Sea; North Atlantic Ocean).
What is the size of the port Jose Terminal?▼
Jose Terminal is a Very Small harbor of type Open Roadstead.
What is the channel depth of Jose Terminal?▼
The channel depth of Jose Terminal is 17.1 meters.
Location & Weather
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10.10000, -64.85000
Channel depth: 17.1 m
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