Port of San Vicente (CLSVE) — Chile
Body of water: Eastern South Pacific
San Vicente (UN/LOCODE CLSVE) is a deep-water port in Chile, on the Eastern South Pacific. The port is located at coordinates -36.7333, -73.1667 within the Chilean maritime region. It falls under NAVAREA XV and provides various maritime services for vessels navigating the area. The port is characterized by small tides.
Vessels currently in port: 4.
Vessels currently in port
- PLUTO MOON (IMO 9784025) — 49h in port
- MMSI 538009592 (MMSI 538009592) — 374h in port
- MMSI 725001963 (MMSI 725001963) — 34h in port
- MMSI 636019077 (MMSI 636019077) — 163h in port
Vessels on approach
- FAUSKANGER (IMO 9387700) → SAN VICENTE
Frequently asked questions
Where is the Port of San Vicente located?
The port is located at -36.7333, -73.1667 in Chile. It sits along the Eastern South Pacific coast.
Which country and aquatic area does the port belong to?
San Vicente belongs to Chile. It is situated within the Eastern South Pacific aquatic area.
What is the UN/LOCODE for this port?
The UN/LOCODE for San Vicente is CLSVE. This code is used for international maritime identification.
Which NAVAREA covers this port?
This port is covered by NAVAREA XV. This region is used for maritime navigational warnings.
How deep is the approach to this port?
The approach to San Vicente is classified as a deep-water approach. This allows for the movement of larger vessels.
Live AIS via Rynda — combined with NGA World Port Index (WPI) port particulars.