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Tanker port

Lake Charles, United States

Lake Charles is a clean products tanker port in United States, at 30.22°N 93.22°W, also known as Calcasieu. It is a load port for US Gulf clean products. Below are sea distances and sea days for 13 tanker voyages to and from Lake Charles.

Voyages from

13

to 10 countries

Voyages to

0

Load port

Ship sizes

MR

LR1

Trades

1

clean products

Voyages from Lake Charles

ToDistanceDays
Veracruz747 nm2.6
Puerto Cortes988 nm3.4
Kingston1,311 nm4.6
Balboa1,499 nm5.2
Callao2,899 nm10.1
Itaqui3,520 nm12.2
Le Havre4,780 nm16.6
Rotterdam4,953 nm17.2
Rio de Janeiro5,393 nm18.7
Paranagua5,547 nm19.3
Santos5,547 nm19.3
Montevideo6,351 nm22.1
Buenos Aires6,459 nm22.4

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 Lake Charles?

Lake Charles is in United States, at 30.22°N 93.22°W. It is also known as Calcasieu.

What tankers call at Lake Charles?

Lake Charles handles clean products, typically on MR and LR1 tankers.

How far are Lake Charles's voyages?

Of the voyages listed here, the shortest is Lake Charles to Veracruz at 747 nm and the longest is Lake Charles to Buenos Aires at 6,459 nm, about 22.4 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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