List of busiest container ports

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The top 10 busiest container ports by year (2004–2023)

This article lists the world's busiest container ports (ports with container terminals that specialize in handling goods transported in intermodal shipping containers), by total number of twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) transported through the port. The table lists volume in thousands of TEU per year. The vast majority of containers moved by large, ocean-faring container ships are 20-foot (1 TEU) and 40-foot (2 TEU) ISO-standard shipping containers, with 40-foot units outnumbering 20-foot units to such an extent that the actual number of containers moved is between 55%–60% of the number of TEUs counted. [1]

Container traffic (in thousand TEUs, based on World Shipping Council 2019 figures) [2]
#PortCountryRegionLocation2023 [3] 2022 [4] 2021 [5] 2020 [5] [6] 2019 [7] 2018 [7] [8] [9] 2017 [10] 2016 [11] 2015 [12] 2014 [12] 2013 [13] 2012 [14] 2011 [15] 2010 [16] 2009 [17] 2008 [18] 2007 [19] 2006 [20] 2005 [21] 2004 [22]
1 Shanghai Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China East Asia Yangtze Delta 49,00047,30347,03043,50043,30342,01040,23337,13336,537 [23] 35,26833,61732,52931,70029,06925,00227,98026,15021,71018,08414,557
2 Singapore Flag of Singapore.svg Singapore Southeast Asia Singapore Strait 39,01037,28937,47036,60037,19536,59933,66630,904 [24] 30,922 [24] 33,86932,24031,64929,93728,43125,86629,91827,93224,79223,19221,329
3 Ningbo-Zhoushan Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China East AsiaYangtze Delta35,30033,35131,07028,72027,53026,35124,60721,560 [25] 20,620 [25] 19,45017,35116,67014,68613,14410,50211,2269,3497,0685,2084,006
4 Shenzhen Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China East Asia Pearl River Delta 26,89030,03628,76826,55025,77025,74025,20823,979 [26] 24,204 [26] 23,79823,28022,94022,57022,51018,25021,41421,09918,46916,19713,615
5 Qingdao Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China East Asia Yellow Sea 26,39025,67023,71022,00021,01019,31518,26218,010 [27] 17,51016,62415,52014,50313,02012,01210,26010,3209,4627,7026,3075,140
6 Busan Flag of South Korea.svg South Korea East Asia Korean Strait 22,75022,07822,70621,59021,99221,66220,49319,850 [28] 19,469 [28] 18,42317,69017,04616,18514,15711,95413,42513,27012,03911,84311,430
7 Tianjin Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China East AsiaYellow Sea21,80021,02120,26918,35017,26415,97215,04014,490 [29] 14,09014,05013,01012,30011,50010,0808,7008,5007,1035,9504,8013,814
8 Guangzhou Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China East AsiaPearl River Delta20,80024,85724,18023,19023,23621,99220,37018,858 [30] 17,62516,16015,30914,74414,40012,55011,19011,0019,2006,6004,6853,308
9 Los Angeles / Long Beach Flag of the United States.svg United States North America West Coast 16,618 [31] [32] 19,04420,06117,32716,96917,54917,01315,632 [33] [34] 15,35215,16114,60014,12414,00214,09511,81514,20015,67115,75914,19513,101
10 Jebel Ali Flag of the United Arab Emirates.svg United Arab Emirates West Asia Persian Gulf 14,47213,97013,74213,48814,11114,95415,36814,772 [35] 15,59214,75013,64113,27013,00011,60011,12411,82710,6538,9237,6196,429
11 Hong Kong Flag of Hong Kong.svg Hong Kong, China East AsiaPearl River Delta14,30016,68517,79820,07018,36119,59620,77019,813 [36] 20,073 [36] 22,37422,35223,11724,38423,53220,98324,24823,88123,53922,42721,984
12 Port Klang Flag of Malaysia.svg Malaysia Southeast Asia Malacca Strait 14,06113,22013,72413,24013,58012,31611,97813,170 [37] 11,88710,73610,35010,0009,6048,8707,3097,9707,1206,3265,5445,244
13 Rotterdam Flag of the Netherlands.svg Netherlands Europe Rhine delta 13,40014,45515,30014,35014,81014,51213,73412,385 [38] 12,23512,45311,62111,86611,87711,1469,74310,78410,7919,6559,2878,281
14 Xiamen Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China East Asia Taiwan Strait 12,55012,43412,04511,41011,12210,70210,3809,614 [39] 9,1838,5728,0107,2026,4615,8204,6805,0354,6274,0193,3422,872
15 Antwerp Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Belgium Europe Scheldt delta12,52813,50012,02012,03111,86011,10010,45110,037 [40] 9,6549,1368,5788,6358,6648,4687,3098,6638,1767,0196,4826,064
16 Tanjung Pelepas Flag of Malaysia.svg Malaysia Southeast AsiaMalacca Strait10,48010,51211,2009,8509,1008,9608,2618,281 [41] 9,1208,500 [12] 7,6287,7007,5006,5306,0005,6005,5004,7704,1774,020
17 Kaohsiung Flag of the Republic of China.svg Taiwan East AsiaTaiwan Strait8,8349,4919,8649,62210,42810,44510,27110,465 [42] 10,26410,5939,9389,7819,6368,8728,5819,67710,2579,7759,4719,714
18 Laem Chabang Flag of Thailand.svg Thailand Southeast Asia Gulf of Thailand 8,6808,7418,3357,5478,1068,0707,6707,227 [43] 6,7806,5186,0325,8305,7315,0684,5385,1344,6424,1233,8343,529
19 Tanger-Med Flag of Morocco.svg Morocco North AfricaWestern Mediterranean8,617 [44] 7,5967,1735,7714,8013,4723,3122,960
20 New York / New Jersey Flag of the United States.svg United States North America East Coast 9,4938,9857,5867,4717,1796,7116,252 [45] 6,3725,7725,4675,5305,5035,2924,5615,2655,2995,0934,7854,478
21 Hamburg Flag of Germany.svg Germany Europe Elbe River 7.700 [46] 8,2618,7158,5409,2748,7308,8608,910 [47] 8,8219,7299,3028,8649,0227,9007,0079,7379,8908,8628,0887,003
22 Taicang / Suzhou Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China East AsiaYangtze Delta8,0257,0385,2125,1525,0714,5144,0813,760
23 Saigon Flag of Vietnam.svg Vietnam Southeast Asia South China Sea 7,9057,9567,8547,2206,5866,1565,987 [48] 5,788 [12] [48] 6,3345,5425,0604,6744,1003,5633,1002,5322,5322,1221,868
24 Tanjung Priok Flag of Indonesia.svg Indonesia Southeast Asia Java Sea 6,8496,1347,6007,6406,0905,515 [49] 5,201 [49] 5,0346,5906,2005,6184,7153,8003,9843,9003,2803,2823,170
25 Colombo Flag of Sri Lanka.svg Sri Lanka Indian Subcontinent Laccadive Sea 6,8607,2506,8557,2287,0476,2095,735 [50] 5,185 [12] [50] 4,9102,221
26 Mundra Flag of India.svg India Indian Subcontinent Gulf of Kutch 6,5036,6606,5035,6574,7324,4494,2403,3202,895
27 Nhava Sheva / Mumbai Flag of India.svg India Indian Subcontinent Arabian Sea 5,9595,6304,4705,1005,0514,8334,4324,4904,450
28 Savannah Flag of the United States.svg United States North AmericaEast Coast5,8925,6134,6824,5994,3504,0463,6453,7373,3463,0342,9662,9452,8252,3562,6162,6042,1601,9021,662
29 Rizhao Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China East AsiaYellow Sea5,8045,1744,8604,5004,0003,2403,010 [51] 2,810 [51]
30 Hai Phong Flag of Vietnam.svg Vietnam Southeast Asia Hong River Delta 5,6295,6965,1425,1334,954
31 Vũng Tàu Flag of Vietnam.svg Vietnam Southeast AsiaSouth China Sea5,5935,3854,4113,7423,5673,0652,261
32 Lianyungang Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China East AsiaYellow Sea5,5705,0904,8004,7804,7504,7114,7034,703
33 Manila Flag of the Philippines.svg Philippines Southeast Asia Manila Bay 5,4744,9764,4435,3155,0854,7824,5233,9763,6733,7703,7053,2503,2572,8152,9772,8002,6382,625
34 Qinzhou Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China East Asia Gulf of Tonkin 5,4074,6303,9502,5802,4002,3032,091
35 Colón Flag of Panama.svg Panama Central AmericaCaribbean coast5,1024,9164,4544,3793,8903,8913,2583,5773,3562,0601,9001,6002,8021,856 [52] 2,262N/A1,9472,150
36 Valencia Flag of Spain.svg Spain Europe Western Mediterranean 5,0525,6045,4285,4395,1284,8324,7224,6164,4424,3284,4704,3274,2073,6533,5933,0432,6122,4102,145
37 Piraeus Flag of Greece.svg Greece Europe Eastern Mediterranean 5,0005,3115,4375,6484,9074,1453,7373,3303,1642,7451,6801,1986654341,373N/AN/AN/A
38 Yingkou Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China East Asia Liaodong Bay 4,9955,2075,6505,4806,4876,2786,086 [53] 5,9225,770
39 Santos Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil South AmericaSouth Atlantic Ocean4,9864,8314,2324,1654,1203,8543,3943,6453,6853,4463,1722,9852,7162,2522,6752,5332,2082,2401,883
40 Jeddah Flag of Saudi Arabia.svg Saudi Arabia West Asia Red Sea 4,9604,8824,7374,4334,1204,1503,9574,188 [54] 4,2004,5614,7384,0103,8303,0913,3263,0682,9642,8362,426
41 Algeciras Flag of Spain.svg Spain EuropeWestern Mediterranean4,7674,7995,1085,1254,7734,3404,761 [55] 4,516 [55] 4,4574,5014,1143,6032,8103,0423,3243,1523,2573,1802,937
42 Bremerhaven Flag of Germany.svg Germany Europe North Sea 4,5725,0184,7674,8565,4505,5105,535 [56] 5,479 [56] 5,7965,8316,1155,9154,8714,5785,5294,9124,4503,7363,469
43 Salalah Flag of Oman.svg Oman West AsiaArabian Sea4,5044,5104,3404,1093,3903,9463,3252,5692,229
44 Dalian Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China East AsiaYellow Sea4,4593,6725,11010,2109,7709,7079,614 [57] 9,45010,12810,8608,0606,4005,2424,5524,5034,5743,2122,6652,211
45 Tokyo Flag of Japan.svg Japan East Asia Tokyo Bay 4,4304,3264,2604,5104,5704,5004,7004,6294,9174,8614,7524,6404,2863,8104,2713,8183,9693,5933,358
46 Abu Dhabi Flag of the United Arab Emirates.svg United Arab Emirates West Asia Persian Gulf 4,3303,4403,2202,7801,7401,400
47 Port Said Flag of Egypt.svg Egypt North AfricaNorth of Suez Canal4,2524,7654,0103,8163,1052,9683,0363,4623,0364,1003,6314,2723,6463,3003,2022,1272,1271,522869
48 Yantai Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China East AsiaYellow Sea4,1173,6513,3003,1023,001
49 Houston Flag of the United States.svg United States North America Gulf of Mexico 3,9743,4533,0012,9872,701
50 Tanjung Perak Flag of Indonesia.svg Indonesia Southeast Asia Madura Strait 3,9723,9013,602

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