Port of Ozamiz

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Port of Ozamiz
Ozamiz Port (Baybay Santa Cruz, Ozamiz, Misamis Occidental; 10-16-2023).jpg
Port of Ozamiz
Location
Country Philippines
Location Panguil Bay, Mindanao island, the Philippines
Coordinates 8°08′22″N123°50′37″E / 8.139568°N 123.8435473°E / 8.139568; 123.8435473
UN/LOCODE PHOZC [1]
Details
Opened1700s
Operated by Philippine Ports Authority
Owned by Republic of the Philippines
Type of harbour Natural/Artificial
Land area21,274 m2 (228,990 sq ft)
No. of wharfs 2
No. of piers 2
Draft depth 9.5 m (31 ft)
Other namesDaungan ng Ozamiz
Pantalan sa Ozamiz
Statistics
Website
ppapmoozamiz.com ,
www.ppa.gov.ph

The Port of Ozamiz or Ozamiz Port (Filipino : Daungan ng Ozamiz, Cebuano : Pantalan sa Ozamiz), is a seaport in Ozamiz City, Misamis Occidental, Philippines. Located in Panguil Bay, it is one of the major gateway ports in the Philippines. It is managed by and the baseport of Philippine Ports Authority - Port Management Office Misamis Occidental/Ozamiz. [2]

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History

On June 9, 1961, President Carlos P. Garcia established Ozamiz Port as a subport of entry of Cagayan de Oro City. [3] On July 22, 1993, President Fidel V. Ramos placed the port under the administrative jurisdiction of the Philippine Ports Authority. [4]

Passenger Line

Statistics [8]

Passenger Movement

YearPassenger
Embarked
Passenger
Disembarked
TotalPercent
Increased
(-Decreased)
2022905,605906,2191,811,824149.18%
2021367,372359,729727,101Decrease2.svg20.87%
2020500,319418,532918,851Decrease2.svg73.78%
20191,912,3911,592,4143,504,8051.77%
20181,700,0111,743,6813,443,692Decrease2.svg7.53%
20171,863,7561,860,3743,724,13014.09%
20161,576,3221,687,9813,264,303Decrease2.svg1.21%
20151,594,1401,710,1383,304,278


Container Traffic

YearDomestic
Inward
Domestic
Outward
Domestic
Total
ImportExportForeign TotalGrand
Total
Percent
Increased
(-Decreased)
202318,63018,11536,74400036,744Decrease2.svg17.79%
202222,64122,05244,69300044,6938.73%
202120,62820,47841,10600041,1061.44%
202020,48120,04040,52100040,521Decrease2.svg14.45%
201923,65823,70947,36700047,3677.70%
201822,04021,94043,98000043,98017.58%
201718,58618,81937,40500037,405Decrease2.svg1.36%
201618,71819,20237,92000037,92016.64%
201516,01916,49132,51000032,510-

Cargo Throughput

YearDomestic
Inward
Domestic
Outward
Domestic
Total
ImportExportForeign TotalGrand
Total
Percent
Increased
(-Decreased)
2023405,232145,207550,44215,048015,048565,490Decrease2.svg10.17%
2022459,583154,172613,75515,755015,755629,510Decrease2.svg9.65%
2021522,266154,457676,72320,042020,042696,765Decrease2.svg9
2020577,341162,760740,10125,604025,604765,705Decrease2.svg17.84
2019680,282223,511903,79228,221028,221932,013Decrease2.svg8.44
2018783,274217,0411,000,28817,608017,6081,017,89611.57
2017631,269255,527886,79625,000025,000912,296Decrease2.svg4.91
2016606,645321,528928,17331,082031,082959,25413.36%
2015527,596303,460831,056000831,056

Shipcalls

YearDomesticDomestic
Percent
Increased
(-Decreased)
ForeignForeign
Percent
Increased
(-Decreased)
Grand
Total
Percent
Increased
(-Decreased)
202311,060Decrease2.svg9.18%30%11,063Decrease2.svg9.18%
202212,178Decrease2.svg2.88%30%12,181Decrease2.svg2.88%
202112,53928.76%3Decrease2.svg25%12,54228.74%
20209,738Decrease2.svg43.39%4Decrease2.svg71.43%9,742Decrease2.svg43.41%
201917,201Decrease2.svg0.67%14Decrease2.svg6.67%17,215Decrease2.svg0.67%
201817,31710.22%15Decrease2.svg25%17,33210.18%
201715,7113%20Decrease2.svg58.33%15,7312.8%
201615,2540.95%4841.18%15,3021.04%
201515,1103415,144

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