Port of Muar

Muar Port, identified by UN/LOCODE MYMUA, is a significant maritime hub situated on Malaysia’s west coast in the Johor state. Located at coordinates 2.0630519°N, 102.5848717°E, it operates within the Asia/Kuala_Lumpur timezone and serves as a vital node in regional trade networks. Strategically positioned near the South China Sea, Muar facilitates the export of key Malaysian commodities such as palm oil, timber, and liquefied natural gas (LNG), while also supporting industrial cargo handling. Its proximity to Singapore enhances connectivity, enabling seamless transit for bulk carriers and container ships. The port’s well-developed infrastructure and efficient operations underscore its role in bolstering Malaysia’s economic growth and integrating it into global supply chains, making it indispensable for maritime commerce in the region.