Lhoksumawe, Sumatra Port

Lhoksumawe, Sumatra Port is located in the northern part of Sumatra, Indonesia, and serves as one of the crucial maritime gateways in the region. Positioned strategically in the Aceh province, at coordinates 5º 10' 13'' N and 97º 9' 7'' E, the port plays an essential role in facilitating trade and logistics, particularly for the northern Sumatra region and surrounding areas. Managed by Indonesia Port Corporation I, Lhoksumawe Port primarily caters to the import and export of bulk commodities, including oil, gas, and agricultural products. With a port size classified as small, Lhoksumawe features a variety of facilities designed to accommodate the needs of local industries and maritime activities. The port's channel depth averages between 12.5 to 13.7 meters (approximately 41 to 45 feet), allowing it to accommodate medium-sized vessels. In recent years, efforts have been made to improve its infrastructure and service capabilities to enhance operational efficiency and meet the growing demands of regional trade. Lhoksumawe Port is strategically located near crucial shipping lanes and provides essential services for maritime transportation in the Malacca Strait, making it a vital player in Indonesia's economic landscape. The port also aims to prioritize sustainability, with ongoing initiatives to minimize environmental impacts and promote responsible shipping practices in the region. As Lhoksumawe continues to expand and modernize, it remains committed to supporting the local economy while fostering trade connections locally and internationally.