JINZHOU

Port management agencies: Jinzhou Customs, Jinzhou Maritime Bureau, Jinzhou Port and Shipping Management Department Terminal operation entity: Jinzhou Port Co., Ltd. and related specialized terminal operation enterprises Port address: Economic and Technological Development Zone, Jinzhou City, Liaoning Province, China (northwest coast of Liaodong Bay, Bohai Sea) Port attributes: Seaport/Deep Water Port, a large comprehensive port, supporting specialized operation terminals for bulk cargo, crude oil, liquid chemical, container and general cargo. Comprehensive Overview of the Port The Port of Jinzhou (UN/LOCODE: CNJNZ) is located in the Economic and Technological Development Zone of Jinzhou City, Liaoning Province. It is a national first-class open port and an important coastal deep-water port in Northeast China. The port is located on the northwest coast of Liaodong Bay, connecting the Northeast Economic Zone, the Bohai Rim Economic Circle, and the eastern region of Inner Mongolia. It is an important gateway and logistics hub for opening up to the outside world in western Liaoning, and plays an important role in regional energy transportation, grain circulation, and international trade. Relying on superior location conditions and a complete collection and distribution system, Jinzhou Port has developed into a comprehensive port integrating energy transportation, bulk cargo transshipment, container transportation, and modern logistics services. The port area has container operation area, bulk cargo operation area, grain logistics base, and oil and chemical terminal area, forming a business pattern of coordinated development of multiple cargo types. The port has multiple deep-water berths that can meet the berthing needs of large bulk carriers, oil tankers, and container ships. It is equipped with modern loading and unloading equipment, large grain storage facilities, liquid chemical storage tank areas, and intelligent customs clearance systems to provide customers with efficient and safe logistics services. As an important energy and grain transportation hub in Northeast China, Jinzhou Port focuses on serving industries such as petrochemicals, grain processing, metallurgical manufacturing, equipment manufacturing, and modern logistics. The port undertakes a large amount of transportation tasks for bulk goods such as coal, crude oil, refined oil, ore, and grain, and is an important infrastructure to ensure the stable operation of the industrial chain and supply chain in Northeast China and eastern Inner Mongolia. Airline routes and intermodal networks Jinzhou Port has built a comprehensive logistics network covering domestic coastal areas, international near ocean and inland hinterland, relying on the advantageous location of Bohai Bay area and a sound railway and road transportation system. International and domestic coastal transportation networks: The port has opened freight routes connecting Northeast Asia, Southeast Asia, and other international markets, and maintains close shipping connections with major coastal ports in China. Relying on favorable deep-water conditions and a solid source of goods, the port undertakes the import and export transportation of bulk commodities such as crude oil, ore, and grain, and is an important energy and raw material distribution center in northern China. Important hub for transporting grain from the north to the south: Jinzhou Port is one of the important channels for the export of grain from Northeast China. It is efficiently connected to major ports in East and South China through a coastal transportation network, undertaking a large amount of grain transportation tasks to the south and providing important support for the national grain circulation system. Sea rail intermodal transportation and hinterland logistics network: The port railway dedicated line directly connects to the national railway trunk line, forming a complete sea rail intermodal transportation system. The goods can be quickly transported to Liaoning, Jilin, Heilongjiang, and eastern Inner Mongolia, and connected to international logistics channels in Mongolia and Russia through railway ports. Relying on the advantages of sea and railway transportation, the port continuously improves its multimodal transport service capabilities and enhances the comprehensive competitiveness of regional logistics. With excellent deep-water port conditions, a complete collection and distribution system, and a vast hinterland market, Jinzhou Port has developed into an important comprehensive logistics hub and gateway for opening up to the outside world in Northeast China. It plays an important role in serving the revitalization of Northeast China, ensuring energy and grain transportation, and promoting regional economic development.