|
Province/ Municipality |
Ports |
|
Heilongjiang |
Harbin、Jiamusi、Heihe、Tongjiang、Fuyuang、Zhaoyuan、Fangzheng、Fujin、Luobei |
|
Liaoning |
Dandong、Dalian、Yingkou、Huludao、Jinzhou、Panjin |
|
Hebei |
Qinhuangdao、Tangshan、Cangzhou |
|
Tianjin |
Tianjin |
|
Shandong |
Qingdao、Yantai、Rizhao、Longkou、Weihai、Jining、Weifang、Tengzhou、Moping、Shidao New Port |
|
Shanxi |
Gocheng、Nangou、Laoyashi、Dongguang 、Fengjiachuan、Qishi、Sanjiao |
|
Jiangsu |
Suzhou、Nanjing、Nantong、Zhenjiang、Liangyungang、Wuxi、Taizhou、Changzhou、Xuzhou、Yangzhou、Yancheng、Huaian、Suqiang |
|
Shanghai |
Shanghai |
|
Anhui |
Wuhu、Anqing、Ma’anshan、Hefei、Bengbu、Chaohu、Tongling、Chizhou、Huainan、Chuzhou、Liuan、Fuyang |
|
Zhejiang |
Ningbo、Wenzhou、Zhoushan、Taizhou、Hangzhou、Jiaxing、Huzhou、Shaoxing、Jinghua、Qingtian |
|
Jiangxi |
Gangzhou、Ji’an、Zhangshu、Nanzhou、Jiujiang、Boyang |
|
Fujiang |
Xiamen、Zhangzhou、Meizhou(Putian)、Ningde、Fuzhou、Quanzhou |
|
Hunan |
Changsha、Yueyang、Yiyang、Changde、Xiangtan、Zhuzhou |
|
Hubei |
Wuhan、Jingzhou、Yichang、Wuxue、Huangshi |
|
Guangdong |
Guangzhou、Shenzhen、Zhanjiang、Shantou、Zhuhai、Chaozhou、Jieyang、Shanwei、Huizhou、Yangzhou、Maoming、Xiahai、Haian、Foshan、Humen、Jiangmen、Xinhui、Zhongshan、Zhaoqing、Yunfu、Qingyuan、Lianzhou、Yingde、Heyuan、Shaoguan |
|
Hainan |
Haikou、Yangpu、Basuo、Sanya |
|
Guangxi |
beihai、fangcheng、qinzhou、guigang、wuzhou、nanning、liuzhou、laibin、baise |
|
Guizhou |
Huaxi、Qingzhen、Chishui、Yanhe、Sinan、Tongrenshi、Tianzhu、Jinping |
|
Sichuan |
Luzhou、Yibin、Nachong、Leshan |
|
Chongqing |
Chongqing、Wanzhou |
|
Yunnan |
Shuifu、Kunming、Jinghong、Simao、Dali、Funing |
|
Shaanxi |
Yangxian、Xixiang、Shiquan、Ziyang、Langao、Ankang、Xunyang |
＊This table does not include Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan.
China had altogether 35,000 berths in the mainland by the end of 2006, including 1,200 berths for vessels of 10,000 dwt or above. In the coastal areas there were a total of 4,511 berths, including 978 berths for vessels of 10,000 dwt class or above. The inland river ports had 31,000 berths, including 225 berths for vessels of 10,000 dwt class or above. The navigation channels of the inland rivers reached 123,000 km, including 61,000 km of graded channels.
The Ministry of Communications has categorized the coastal ports into hub ports, local important ports and ordinary ports according to their scale and role. There are 25 hub coastal ports in the mainland of China. The layout of the ports is as follows:
(September 18,2008)
