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Lianyungang
Laoyao, Yuntai · UN/LOCODE CNLYG · Scale rank #33 worldwide
- Container throughput 2024
- 6.69 m TEU
- Container port rank
- #33
- Cargo pier depth
- 12.5 m
- Largest vessel
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Overview
Lianyungang is a small seaport in China – harbour type: coastal (breakwater). In 2024 it handled 6.69 m TEU, ranking No. 33 among the world’s container ports. Cargo pier depth up to 12.5 m; channel depth 15.5 m. Water body: Yellow Sea; North Pacific Ocean.
- Country
- China
- Water body
- Yellow Sea; North Pacific Ocean
- UN/LOCODE
CNLYG- WPI number
- 60130
- Coordinates
- 34.7333, 119.4500
- Harbour size
- Small
- Harbour type
- coastal (breakwater)
- Shelter
- Fair
Location
Infrastructure & depths
Berths & cargo facilities
- ✓ Wharves
- ✓ Anchorage
Cranes & lifts
- ✓ Fixed cranes
- ✓ Mobile cranes
- ✓ Floating cranes
- ✓ Lifts 100+ t
- ✓ Lifts 25–49 t
- Repairs
- Limited
- Railway
- Medium
Services & access
Pilotage, tugs & traffic
- ✓ Pilotage compulsory
- ✓ Pilotage available
- ✓ Tug assistance
Services & supplies
- ✓ Longshoremen
- ✓ Medical facilities
- ✓ Dirty ballast disposal
- ✓ Provisions
- ✓ Potable water
- ✓ Fuel oil
- ✓ Diesel oil
- ✓ Rail connection
Entrance restrictions
- ! Other: yes
✓ available · ✗ not available; items without data are hidden (World Port Index).
Vessel schedules
No liner service calling at Lianyungang in the schedule data yet.
Schedules & tracking of major carriers:
Trade with Vietnam
Vietnam and China share 2 FTA(s) – goods meeting the rules of origin enjoy preferential duties:
China market profile →International shippingSteel & steel structure manufacturing
Nearby ports
| Port | Country | Harbour size | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shanghai | CN | Large | 435 km |
| Ningbo | CN | Small | 574 km |
| Qingdao Gang | CN | Large | 162 km |
| Tianjin Xin Gang | CN | Large | 492 km |
| Taicang | CN | Very small | 380 km |
| Rizhao | CN | Very small | 73 km |
| Dalian | CN | Large | 505 km |
| Yantai | CN | Small | 361 km |
Sources: World Port Index (NGA Pub. 150) – retrieved 2026-10-14; TEU: Lloyd’s List One Hundred Ports. For reference – confirm with the port or agent before operations. · Sailing Directions Pub. 157 (Enroute) - Coasts of Korea and China ↗