Tanker port
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Buenos Aires is a clean products tanker port in Argentina, at 34.60°S 58.36°W, also known as Dock Sud. It is a discharge port for US Gulf clean products. Below are sea distances and sea days for 7 tanker voyages to and from Buenos Aires.
Voyages from
0
Discharge port
Voyages to
7
from 1 countries
Ship sizes
MR
LR1
Trades
1
clean products
Voyages to Buenos Aires
| From | Distance | Days @ 12 kn | Via |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pascagoula | 6,218 nm | 21.6 | Open sea |
| Garyville | 6,324 nm | 22.0 | Open sea |
| Lake Charles | 6,459 nm | 22.4 | Open sea |
| Beaumont | 6,468 nm | 22.5 | Open sea |
| Port Arthur | 6,468 nm | 22.5 | Open sea |
| Houston | 6,519 nm | 22.6 | Open sea |
| Corpus Christi | 6,560 nm | 22.8 | Open sea |
Trades
Diesel and gasoline exports from the Texas and Louisiana refining belt to Latin America, the Caribbean and Europe, the core MR trade in the Atlantic.
MR, LR1 · TC14 (USG–UKC MR), TC21 (USG–Caribbean MR)
Questions
Where is Buenos Aires?
Buenos Aires is in Argentina, at 34.60°S 58.36°W. It is also known as Dock Sud.
What tankers call at Buenos Aires?
Buenos Aires handles clean products, typically on MR and LR1 tankers.
How far are Buenos Aires's voyages?
Of the voyages listed here, the shortest is Pascagoula to Buenos Aires at 6,218 nm and the longest is Corpus Christi to Buenos Aires at 6,560 nm, about 22.8 days at 12 knots.
Terms on this page
Coordinates are approximate berth or terminal positions. Distances are calculated by Vessbook on a modelled global shipping-lane network for a tanker at 12 m draft.