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Ports in Russia

NaviBoss has port guides for 79 ports in Russia, 61 of them with the pilot boarding place on the chart. Its coast lies in NAVAREA I, NAVAREA III, NAVAREA XI, NAVAREA XIII, NAVAREA XX and NAVAREA XXI, buoyage follows IALA region A and ships are inspected under the Tokyo MOU.

Port guides7961 with a pilot boarding place
NAVAREAI · III · XI · XIII · XX · XXIdepending on the coast
IALA regionAred to port entering
Local timeUTC+2 · UTC+3 · UTC+4 · UTC+5 · UTC+7 · UTC+9 · UTC+10 · UTC+11 · UTC+12summer time applies
Port State ControlTokyo MOUinspection regime
Deepest berth21.2 mMurmansk

All 79 ports in Russia

Each name opens its port guide: where the pilot boards, local time and summer time, water density, load line zone, the maximum draft per terminal, reporting before arrival and inspections.

PortUN/LOCODEPilotDeepest berthWarnings area
AmdermaRUAMV—3.4 mNAVAREA XX
AnadyrRUDYRYes7.4 mNAVAREA XIII
AnapaRUAAQYes—NAVAREA III
ArchangelRUARHYes9.2 mNAVAREA XX
AstrakhanRUASF—4.0 minland
AzovRUAZOYes5.4 mNAVAREA III
BaltiyskRUBLTYes—NAVAREA I
BelomorskRUBEM——NAVAREA XX
Bolshoy KamenRUBKN——NAVAREA XIII
BoshnyakovoRUBOSYes9.0 mNAVAREA XIII
De KastriRUDKAYes7.1 mNAVAREA XIII
DiksonRUDKSYes—NAVAREA XX
DudinkaRUDUDYes9.5 minland
EkonomiyaRUEKOYes—NAVAREA XX
GelendzhikRUGDZYes—NAVAREA III
IgarkaRUIAAYes—inland
KaliningradRUKGDYes9.4 mNAVAREA I
KandalakshaRUKANYes9.8 mNAVAREA XX
KavkazRUKZPYes15.4 mNAVAREA III
KholmskRUKHOYes8.0 mNAVAREA XIII
Komsomolsk-on-AmurRUKXK——inland
KorsakovRUKORYes—NAVAREA XIII
KozminoRUKZMYes15.1 mNAVAREA XIII
KronshtadtRUKDTYes8.9 mNAVAREA I
LazarevRULAZYes—NAVAREA XIII
MagadanRUMAGYes10.5 mNAVAREA XIII
MagoRUMGOYes—NAVAREA XIII
MakhachkalaRUMCX—8.0 minland
MezenRUMEZYes—NAVAREA XX
MoskalvoRUMVOYes—NAVAREA XIII
MurmanskRUMMKYes21.2 mNAVAREA XX
NakhodkaRUNJKYes13.8 mNAVAREA XIII
Naryan-MarRUNNMYes—NAVAREA XX
NevelskRUNEVYes5.5 mNAVAREA XIII
Nikolaevsk on AmurRUNIAYes—NAVAREA XIII
NovorossiyskRUNVSYes19.0 mNAVAREA III
OkhotskRUOHOYes—NAVAREA XIII
OlgaRUOLBYes—NAVAREA XIII
OlyaRUOYA——inland
OnegaRUONGYes—NAVAREA XX
Petropavlovsk-KamchatskyRUPKCYes9.0 mNAVAREA XIII
PevekRUPWEYes—NAVAREA XXI
PlastunRUPTN——NAVAREA XIII
PoronayskRUPRNYes—NAVAREA XIII
Port BronkaRUBNK——NAVAREA I
PosyetRUPSEYes9.0 mNAVAREA XIII
PrigorodnoyeRUPGNYes17.5 mNAVAREA XIII
PrimorskRUPRIYes15.8 mNAVAREA I
Rostov-on-DonRURNDYes5.6 mNAVAREA III
Rudnaya PristanRURDP——NAVAREA XIII
SabettaRUSABYes11.3 mNAVAREA XX
SaratovRURTW—3.0 minland
Severo-KurilskRUSVKYes5.2 mNAVAREA XIII
ShakhterskRUSHAYes—NAVAREA XIII
SizimanRUSIZ——NAVAREA XIII
SlavyankaRUSKAYes9.0 mNAVAREA XIII
SochiRUSOCYes—NAVAREA III
Sovetskaya GavanRUSOGYes10.0 mNAVAREA XIII
St PetersburgRULEDYes—NAVAREA I
Svetlaya RekaRUSVE——NAVAREA XIII
TaganrogRUTAGYes5.0 mNAVAREA III
TemryukRUTMRYes4.6 mNAVAREA III
TiksiRUIKS——NAVAREA XXI
TuapseRUTUAYes12.0 mNAVAREA III
UglegorskRUUGLYes—NAVAREA XIII
Ust KamchatskRUUKK——NAVAREA XIII
Ust-LugaRUULUYes15.5 mNAVAREA I
VaninoRUVNNYes17.5 mNAVAREA XIII
VarandeyRUVAR—14.1 mNAVAREA XX
VitinoRUVITYes—NAVAREA XX
VladivostokRUVVOYes14.0 mNAVAREA XIII
VostochnyRUVYPYes16.0 mNAVAREA XIII
VyborgRUVYGYes6.5 mNAVAREA I
VysotskRUVYSYes13.2 mNAVAREA I
YaroslavlRUIAR—3.8 minland
YeyskRUYEYYes4.5 mNAVAREA III
Yuzhno-KurilskRUDEE——NAVAREA XI
ZarubinoRUZARYes—NAVAREA XIII
Zhelezny Rog PortRUTAMYes14.0 mNAVAREA III

Navigational warnings

Russia's waters are in NAVAREA I, NAVAREA III, NAVAREA XI, NAVAREA XIII, NAVAREA XX and NAVAREA XXI. A ship there keeps the in-force warnings of that area, and of any NAVAREA it passes on the way.

Before you call at Russia

Pre-arrival reporting

Vessels calling at Russian ports should provide ETA and pre-arrival notifications through the single window system (State Port Control Information System) 72 and 24 hours prior to arrival. Vessels can expect further security checks from the Federal Security Service via the Harbour Master. Please see pre-arrival information of individual ports of the Russian Federation for more details.

The Russian Federation operates in accordance with the IMO FAL Convention, please see - https://www.imo.org/en/ourwork/facilitation/pages/declarationscertificates-default.aspx

ISPS (ship and port security)

ISPS Designated Authority: Ministry of Transport of the Russian Federation.

Position: Head of Maritime Security Service.

Address: 3/6, Petrovka Str, Moscow 125993, Russia.

Tel: +7 495 221 7130.

Fax: +7 495 200 1003.

E-mail: [email protected]

Website: http://www.msecurity.ru

For further ISPS information see IMO website http://www.imo.org

Dialling code +7. · The unit of currency in Russia is the Ruble (RUB) which consists of 100 kopeks.

These country notes come from public port references and some may be several years old. Check with your agent.

Questions about ports in Russia

How many ports in Russia have a NaviBoss port guide?

79 ports, 61 of them with at least one pilot boarding place on the chart. Each guide gives the pilot station, local time, water density, load line zone, maximum draft per terminal, pre-arrival reporting and inspections.

Which NAVAREA is Russia in?

Russia's ports lie in NAVAREA I (1), NAVAREA III (3), NAVAREA XI (11), NAVAREA XIII (13), NAVAREA XX (20) and NAVAREA XXI (21), depending on the coast.

Which IALA buoyage region does Russia use?

IALA region A: red to port when entering harbour.

Who carries out Port State Control in Russia?

Ships calling at Russia are inspected under the Tokyo MOU.

What time zone are Russia's ports in?

Several: UTC+2 (summer time applies), UTC+3, UTC+4, UTC+5, UTC+7, UTC+9, UTC+10, UTC+11 and UTC+12.

Which port in Russia takes the deepest draft?

Of the ports with a figure, Murmansk: its deepest listed berth takes 21.2 m. Check the terminal and the latest port notices before you plan to it.

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