UN/LOCODE: ESBIO📍 Spain

Port of Bilbao (UN/LOCODE ESBIO)

Coordinates: 43.2500°N, -2.9700°E
Time Zone: Europe/Madrid
UN/LOCODE: ESBIO
## About the Port The Port of Bilbao, with the UN/LOCODE ESBIO, is located in the city of Bilbao, in the province of Biskaia, in the autonomous community of the Basque Country, Spain. It is situated at 43.25 Latitude and -2.97 Longitude, within the timezone of Europe/Madrid. The Port of Bilbao is one of the most important ports in Spain and a significant maritime gateway for trade in the Bay of Biscay. ## History The history of the Port of Bilbao dates back to the 14th century when it was granted the right to hold a market and establish a port. Over the centuries, the port has undergone numerous expansions and modernizations to accommodate the growing maritime trade. A significant milestone was the construction of the outer harbor in the late 19th century, which allowed for larger vessels to dock. In the 20th century, the port continued to evolve with major developments including the construction of new docks, warehouses, and specialized terminals. Today, the Port of Bilbao is a modern and efficient port that handles a wide range of cargo. ## Infrastructure & Facilities The Port of Bilbao boasts extensive infrastructure and facilities that cater to various types of cargo and vessels. The port has a total

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UN/LOCODE

ESBIO

Country

Spain

Province / Region

Biskaia

Latitude

43.250000

Longitude

-2.970000

Timezone

Europe/Madrid

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the UN/LOCODE for Port of Bilbao?

The official UN/LOCODE for Port of Bilbao is ESBIO.

Where is Port of Bilbao located?

The Port of Bilbao is located in Spain, Biskaia. Its coordinates are 43.2500°N, -2.9700°E.

What time zone is Port of Bilbao in?

Port of Bilbao operates in the Europe/Madrid time zone.

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