Port of Lawi Lawi Oil Terminal (IDLLA) — Indonesia

Body of water: Makassar Strait

Lawi Lawi Oil Terminal (UN/LOCODE IDLLA) is a specialized port in Indonesia, on the South Pacific Ocean. The facility is located at coordinates -1.45, 116.77 within the Indonesian archipelago. Situated in NAVAREA XI, the terminal provides specific maritime services for its operational requirements. The area is characterized by moderate tides.

Vessels currently in port: 28.

Vessels currently in port

Frequently asked questions

Where is the Port of Lawi Lawi Oil Terminal located?

The port is situated at the coordinates -1.45, 116.77. It is positioned within the South Pacific Ocean region of Indonesia.

What is the UN/LOCODE for this port?

The UN/LOCODE for Lawi Lawi Oil Terminal is IDLLA. 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.

What services are available at this port?

The terminal offers a limited range of maritime services. It also provides an anchorage area for vessels requiring a stationary position.

Which country and aquatic area does the port belong to?

The port belongs to Indonesia. It is located on the South Pacific Ocean.

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