Port of Recife

The Port of Recife (UN/LOCODE: BRREC) stands as a vital maritime gateway on Brazil's northeastern coast within Pernambuco Province, strategically positioned at coordinates -8.0578381 latitude and -34.8828969 longitude. Operating under the America/Fortaleza timezone, this major Atlantic harbor serves as a critical node in regional shipping networks, facilitating the transit of containerized cargo, bulk commodities, and passenger vessels between South American mainland and archipelago destinations. Its deep-water berths accommodate diverse vessel classes while supporting Brazil's export-oriented economy through efficient multimodal logistics connections. The port's integrated terminal infrastructure, customs facilities, and navigational aids position it as an essential commercial port within the country's northeastern maritime corridor, promoting interregional trade and sustainable coastal development initiatives. </think> The Port of Recife (UN/LOCODE: BRREC) stands as a vital maritime gateway on Brazil's northeastern coast within Pernambuco Province, strategically positioned at coordinates -8.0578381 latitude and -34.8828969 longitude. Operating under the America/Fortaleza timezone, this major Atlantic harbor serves as a critical node in regional shipping networks, facilitating the transit of containerized cargo, bulk commodities, and passenger vessels between South American mainland and archipelago destinations. Its deep-water berths accommodate diverse vessel classes while supporting Brazil's export-oriented economy through efficient multimodal logistics connections. The port's integrated terminal infrastructure, customs facilities, and navigational aids position it as an essential commercial port within the country's northeastern maritime corridor, promoting interregional trade and sustainable coastal development initiatives.