Port of Skelleftea

Skellefteå, identified by UN/LOCODE SESFT, is a strategic port city located in Västerbottens län, Sweden, at the mouth of the Skellefteå River where it meets the Bothnian Bay. Situated at coordinates 64.750244°N, 20.950917°E, the port operates within the Europe/Stockholm timezone, facilitating efficient logistics and connectivity to both domestic and international markets. As a key industrial and commercial hub in northern Sweden, Skellefteå handles significant cargo traffic, particularly forestry, mining, and manufacturing products, playing a vital role in the region’s economy. Its deepwater berths and modern infrastructure support RoRo, break-bulk, and container operations, while the nearby E45 highway enhances inland access. The port’s position in the Arctic region and its proximity to major Scandinavian trade routes make it an important node in Northern Europe’s supply chains.