UN/LOCODE: JPNGO📍 Japan

Port of Nagoya, Aichi (UN/LOCODE JPNGO)

Coordinates: 35.1814°N, 136.9064°E
Time Zone: Asia/Tokyo
UN/LOCODE: JPNGO
## About the Port The Port of Nagoya, located in Aichi Prefecture, Japan, is one of the country's major maritime trade hubs. With the UN/LOCODE JPNGO, it serves as a critical gateway for international trade in the region. Geographically, the port is situated at 35.1814464° Latitude and 136.906398° Longitude, within the Asia/Tokyo timezone. The Port of Nagoya is a leading port in Japan, known for its extensive industrial and commercial activities. ## History The Port of Nagoya has a rich history dating back to the Edo period (1603-1867), when it was a significant center for the export of Japanese goods, including silk and ceramics. However, its modern development began in the late 19th century, with the construction of the Nagoya Port facilities in 1897. Over the years, the port has undergone numerous expansions and modernizations to accommodate growing trade demands. Today, it is one of Japan's three major ports, along with Tokyo and Osaka. ## Infrastructure & Facilities The Port of Nagoya boasts comprehensive infrastructure and facilities to support a wide range of maritime activities. It features: - **Berths and Terminals**: The port has multiple berths

Port Intelligence

UN/LOCODE

JPNGO

Country

Japan

Province / Region

Aiti [Aichi]

Latitude

35.181446

Longitude

136.906398

Timezone

Asia/Tokyo

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the UN/LOCODE for Port of Nagoya, Aichi?

The official UN/LOCODE for Port of Nagoya, Aichi is JPNGO.

Where is Port of Nagoya, Aichi located?

The Port of Nagoya, Aichi is located in Japan, Aiti [Aichi]. Its coordinates are 35.1814°N, 136.9064°E.

What time zone is Port of Nagoya, Aichi in?

Port of Nagoya, Aichi operates in the Asia/Tokyo time zone.

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