Roja Port

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Roja Port
Roja Port
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Country Flag of Latvia.svg  Latvia
Coordinates 57°30′28″N22°48′13″E / 57.50778°N 22.80361°E / 57.50778; 22.80361
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Website
www.rojaport.lv

Roja Port (Latvian : Rojas osta) is the port authority of Roja, Latvia. The port is located at the mouth of Roja River. [1]

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