Zhoushan Port in Ningbo is Ningbo and Zhoushan Port in Zhejiang Province, China. It is located in the middle of Chinese mainland coastline and the south wing of the Yangtze River Economic Belt. It is a first-class port open to the outside world in China, a major coastal port in China and an important hub of China's comprehensive transportation system. It is an important iron ore transfer base, crude oil transfer base, liquid chemical storage and transportation base in China and an important coal and grain storage and transportation base in East China.
As an important part of Shanghai International Shipping Center, Ningbo Zhoushan Port is the core carrier to serve the Yangtze River Economic Belt and build Zhoushan River-Sea Intermodal Transport Service Center, and is an important support for the construction of Zhejiang Marine Economic Development Demonstration Zone and Zhoushan Islands New District.
Zhoushan Port in Ningbo was formed by the merger and reorganization of Ningbo Port and Zhoushan Port. From 1, the name "Ningbo-Zhoushan Port" was launched in 2006; From 2065438 to September 2005, Zhoushan Port in Ningbo achieved substantial integration.
Zhoushan Port in Ningbo is composed of Zhenhai, Beilun, Daxie, Chuanshan, Meishan, Jintang, Qushan, Liu Heng, cengang, Yangshan and other 19 ports, with more than 620 production berths, including nearly 170 large berths above 10,000 tons, and large and extra-large deepwater berths above 50,000 tons/kloc-.
In 2020, the cargo throughput of Zhoushan Port in Ningbo was165438+72 million tons, up by 4.7% year-on-year, ranking first in the world for 12 years. The container throughput was 28.722 million TEUs, up 4.3% year-on-year, and it continued to rank third in the world.