Port of Lalang Terminal, St (IDLAT) — Indonesia
Body of water: Strait of Malacca
Lalang Terminal, St (UN/LOCODE IDLAT) is a deep-water port in Indonesia, on the Strait of Malacca. The facility is located at 1.183333, 102.216667 within the Indonesian maritime region. Navigational operations fall under NAVAREA XI. The approach is characterized by deep-water conditions and moderate tides, with 17 vessels currently observed in port.
Vessels currently in port: 20.
Vessels currently in port
- GANDINI (IMO 9180097) — 1239h in port
- MT RISKITA (MMSI 525200024) — 197h in port
- TB SANDIDEWA 25 (MMSI 525501950) — 14h in port
- MTS 126 (IMO 1153270)
- TB MEGA DAYA 63 (MMSI 525900429)
- TB.MARINA 1305 (MMSI 525021401) — 62h in port
- CAPRICORN 50 (MMSI 525024332)
- M T S 33 (MMSI 525600774) — 54h in port
- ARGO 9 (MMSI 525003222) — 65h in port
- SPOB ATNA ANDIMUS 08 (MMSI 525011005)
- TB KENANGA 13 (MMSI 525100253) — 217h in port
- TB CHARIS 01 (MMSI 525012158) — 78h in port
- TB. SYUKUR 27 (IMO 9049190) — 5h in port
- STK PRIMA 6 (MMSI 525004093) — 13h in port
- KMP TIRUS MERANTI (IMO 9946271) — 50h in port
- TB.KARIMUN GRANIT (MMSI 525400769) — 1157h in port
- TB MAJU DAYA 63 (MMSI 525003247) — 26h in port
- TB KP 12 (MMSI 525400831) — 273h in port
- TB.VICTORI LEO (MMSI 525500396) — 31h in port
- TB METRO 2 (MMSI 525300609)
Frequently asked questions
How many vessels are currently in the Port of Lalang Terminal, St?
20 vessels are in the port right now, by AIS.
Where is the Port of Lalang Terminal, St located?
The port is located at 1.183333, 102.216667. It is situated along the Strait of Malacca in Indonesia.
What is the UN/LOCODE for this port?
The UN/LOCODE for Lalang Terminal, St is IDLAT. This code is used for international maritime identification.
Which NAVAREA covers this port?
This port is located within the coverage area of NAVAREA XI. This region is used for maritime safety and navigational warnings.
How deep is the approach to this port?
The approach to this port is classified as deep-water. This allows for the transit of larger maritime vessels.
Live AIS via Rynda — combined with NGA World Port Index (WPI) port particulars.