UN/LOCODE: GEBUS📍 Georgia

Port of Batumi (UN/LOCODE GEBUS)

Coordinates: 41.6168°N, 41.6367°E
Time Zone: Asia/Tbilisi
UN/LOCODE: GEBUS
## About the Port The Port of Batumi, with the UN/LOCODE GEBUS, is a significant maritime gateway located in the city of Batumi, Georgia, within the Adjara region. Strategically situated on the Black Sea, the port's coordinates are 41.6167547 Latitude and 41.6367455 Longitude, placing it in a favorable position for trade with countries bordering the Black Sea and beyond. Operating in the Asia/Tbilisi timezone, the Port of Batumi serves as a crucial link for international trade, leveraging Georgia's unique position at the crossroads of Europe and Asia. ## History The history of the Port of Batumi dates back to the late 19th century, when it began to emerge as a major port on the Black Sea. The port's development was significantly boosted during the Soviet era, transforming it into one of the key ports of the Soviet Union on the Black Sea. Following Georgia's independence in 1991, the port underwent various transformations and modernization efforts to adapt to new economic realities and to increase its efficiency and capacity. Today, the Port of Batumi continues to play a vital role in Georgia's economy and serves as a critical piece of infrastructure for regional trade. ## Infrastructure & Facilities The

Port Intelligence

UN/LOCODE

GEBUS

Country

Georgia

Province / Region

Adjara

Latitude

41.616755

Longitude

41.636746

Timezone

Asia/Tbilisi

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the UN/LOCODE for Port of Batumi?

The official UN/LOCODE for Port of Batumi is GEBUS.

Where is Port of Batumi located?

The Port of Batumi is located in Georgia, Adjara. Its coordinates are 41.6168°N, 41.6367°E.

What time zone is Port of Batumi in?

Port of Batumi operates in the Asia/Tbilisi time zone.

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