Quick Answer
UNLOCODEARRAM
CountryArgentina
Water BodyRio de la Plata; South Atlantic Ocean
SizeVery Small
TypeRiver (Natural)
Channel Depth6.4 m
Lat-33.4833
Lng-60.0167
Classificationbulk_202606
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About This Seaport
Four loading dolphins, a Bunge-run grain terminal and a riverside oil berth define Ramallo, an agro-export river port on the right bank of the Paraná roughly 270 km above Buenos Aires. It forms part of Argentina's Up-River corridor, the country's main outlet for soybean and grain shipments. Terminal Ramallo offers around 325,000 t of grain storage plus 120,000 t for fertiliser, while a separate Xstorage liquid-bulk facility and the local agricultural cooperative's elevator round out the wharf. Cargo is overwhelmingly dry bulk and bulk liquids — maize, soybean meal, wheat and pellets loaded at roughly 1,000 t per hour per gang — with no container handling. Road and rail link the berths to the farming hinterland of Buenos Aires and Santa Fe provinces. Shippers needing containers, breakbulk or heavier customs infrastructure should look to San Nicolás, the Rosario/San Lorenzo Up-River cluster or the Port of Buenos Aires.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the UN/LOCODE of Ramallo?▼
The UN/LOCODE of Ramallo is ARRAM. This international code identifies ports and logistics locations worldwide.
Where is the port of Ramallo located?▼
The port of Ramallo is located in Argentina (Rio de la Plata; South Atlantic Ocean).
What is the size of the port Ramallo?▼
Ramallo is a Very Small harbor of type River (Natural).
What is the channel depth of Ramallo?▼
The channel depth of Ramallo is 6.4 meters.
Location & Weather
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-33.48333, -60.01667
Channel depth: 6.4 m
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