Port of La Plata (ARLPG) — Argentina

Body of water: Central Atlantic Ocean

La Plata (UN/LOCODE ARLPG) is a medium-depth port in Argentina, on the Central Atlantic Ocean. Located at -34.8333, -57.8833 in Argentina, this facility serves the regional maritime network. The port is situated within NAVAREA VI and features moderate navigational approaches with various service options available. The area is characterized by small tides.

Vessels currently in port: 33.

Vessels currently in port

Frequently asked questions

How many vessels are currently in the Port of La Plata?

33 vessels are in the port right now, by AIS.

Where is the Port of La Plata located?

The port is located at latitude -34.8333 and longitude -57.8833. It serves as a key maritime point for the Argentinian coastline.

What is the UN/LOCODE for this port?

The UN/LOCODE for La Plata is ARLPG. This code is used for international maritime identification and documentation.

Which NAVAREA covers this port?

This port is covered by NAVAREA VI. This designation ensures standardized navigational warnings and safety information for the region.

How deep is the approach to this port?

The approach to the port is classified as medium-depth. This allows for a variety of vessel types to access the facility.

Live AIS via Rynda — combined with NGA World Port Index (WPI) port particulars.