Amirabad Port, Commercial port in Behshahr County, Iran.
Amirabad Port is a commercial port along the southern Caspian Sea coast, operating multiple terminals designed for containers, bulk cargo, and refrigerated goods. The facility accommodates vessels up to 6,000 deadweight tons with a maximum draft of 5 meters.
The port was established in the 1990s to strengthen maritime connections between Iran and neighboring Caspian Sea countries. This development was part of a broader strategy to expand regional trade networks.
The port functions as a meeting point for merchants and traders from Iran, Azerbaijan, Russia, and Turkmenistan, enabling commercial exchanges across the Caspian region.
All incoming vessels require pilot assistance for safe navigation into the port. Visitors should know the facility operates year-round, and access can vary depending on active cargo handling operations.
The port has a direct connection to the Neka Oil Terminal, which provides specialized infrastructure for oil processing and export. This integration allows efficient transport of crude oil and processed products within the facility.
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