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Tanker port

Ceyhan, Turkey

Ceyhan is a crude oil tanker port in Turkey, at 36.87°N 35.93°E, also known as BTC Ceyhan and Yumurtalik. It is a load port for Baltic & Black Sea crude. Below are sea distances and sea days for 14 tanker voyages to and from Ceyhan.

Voyages from

14

to 9 countries

Voyages to

0

Load port

Ship sizes

Suezmax

Aframax

Trades

1

crude oil

Voyages from Ceyhan

ToDistanceDays
Aliaga623 nm2.2
Constanta1,003 nm3.5
Augusta1,045 nm3.6
Sarroch1,382 nm4.8
Trieste1,415 nm4.9
Fos-sur-Mer1,649 nm5.7
Sikka3,392 nm11.8
Vadinar3,392 nm11.8
Rotterdam3,443 nm12.0
Wilhelmshaven3,654 nm12.7
Gdansk4,290 nm14.9
Paradip4,843 nm16.8
Ningbo7,565 nm26.3
Qingdao7,995 nm27.8

Trades

Crude out of the Baltic and the Black Sea, including CPC Blend from Kazakhstan and Azeri crude through Ceyhan and Supsa, into the Mediterranean, Europe and Asia.

Suezmax, Aframax · TD6 (Black Sea–Med Suezmax), TD17 (Baltic–UKC Aframax)

Questions

Where is Ceyhan?

Ceyhan is in Turkey, at 36.87°N 35.93°E. It is also known as BTC Ceyhan and Yumurtalik.

What tankers call at Ceyhan?

Ceyhan handles crude oil, typically on Suezmax and Aframax tankers.

How far are Ceyhan's voyages?

Of the voyages listed here, the shortest is Ceyhan to Aliaga at 623 nm and the longest is Ceyhan to Qingdao at 7,995 nm, about 27.8 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.

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