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1NGA World Port Index (Pub 150)
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Straight answers about National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency data
How many ports are in the NGA World Port Index?
About 3,800 ports, harbors and offshore terminals spanning every maritime nation. The index deliberately includes minor calls - river landings, open roadsteads, single-quay island stops - not just the fifty container gateways everyone already knows.
Does the World Port Index include depths and vessel limits?
Yes. Each record carries channel, anchorage, cargo pier, oil terminal and LNG terminal depths in meters, plus maximum vessel length, beam and draft both alongside and offshore - enough to judge whether a vessel class can call at all.
What identifies a port in the World Port Index?
The World Port Index Number, a stable numeric key that survives name changes, plus UN/LOCODE where assigned, main and alternate names, and country code. Any traffic or trade feed keyed on those attaches cleanly.
Is the World Port Index a historical dataset?
No - it is a current-state reference of the world's ports as they stand, not a year-by-year series. For capacity or opening trends over time, Datadory pairs it with a historical counterpart rather than dressing up one snapshot as a panel.