List of ports in Cape Verde

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This is a list of ports in Cape Verde . The major ports are owned by the Cape Verdean port authority, ENAPOR. [1]

Porto Grande Bay, the major port of Sao Vicente Island and the country's busiest port Cabo 2010 Monte Cara.jpg
Porto Grande Bay, the major port of São Vicente Island and the country's busiest port
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Sal Rei Boa Vista
Furna Brava
Vale de Cavaleiros (São Filipe) Fogo
Porto Inglês Maio
Palmeira Sal
Praia Santiago
Porto Novo Santo Antão
Tarrafal de São Nicolau São Nicolau
Porto Grande (Mindelo) São Vicente

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References

  1. ENAPOR, home