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The table below lists the most recent statistics for over a 100 ports of the Baltic Sea which handle notable freight or passenger traffic.

Container traffic is given in terms of Twenty-foot equivalent units of cargo. For ferries, transport vehicles like heavy trucks are included using their full weight, while passenger cars are not counted as cargo. Containers on trucks on ferries are not counted in containers column here.

Ports of the Baltic Sea by annual cargo tonnage
Port Country City/Cities Tons Containers TEU Passengers
Number Year Number Year Number Year
Port of Ust-Luga Ports of the Baltic Sea Russia Ust-Luga 112,500,000 2023[1] —
Port of Gdańsk Ports of the Baltic Sea Poland Gdańsk 81,000,000 2023[2] 2,050,000 2023[2] 159,000 2023[2]
Port of Primorsk Ports of the Baltic Sea Russia Primorsk 63,100,000 2023[1] —
Port of Saint Petersburg Ports of the Baltic Sea Russia Saint Petersburg 49,600,000 2023[1] —
Port of Szczecin-Świnoujście Ports of the Baltic Sea Poland Szczecin, Świnoujście 35,322,700 2023[3] 67,592 2023[3] 1,165,738 2022[4]
Port of Klaipėda Ports of the Baltic Sea Lithuania Klaipėda 32,700,000 2023[5] 1,050,804 2023[5] 355,000 2023[5]
Port of Rostock Ports of the Baltic Sea Germany Rostock 30,900,000 2023[6] 3,530 2023[7] 2,540,000 2023[6]
Port of Gdynia Ports of the Baltic Sea Poland Gdynia 29,399,000 2023[8] 873,892 2023[8] 664,855 2023[9]
Port of Porvoo Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Porvoo 19,282,834 2023[10] —
Port of Riga Ports of the Baltic Sea Latvia Riga 18,794,400 2023[11] 465,391 2023[11] 81,681 2023[11]
Port of Lübeck [de] Ports of the Baltic Sea Germany Lübeck 15,508,584 2023[7] 100,775 2023[7] 437,728 2022[12]
Port of Vysotsk Ports of the Baltic Sea Russia Vysotsk 12,800,000 2023[1] —
Port of Hamina-Kotka Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Hamina, Kotka 12,601,095 2023[10] 561,577 2023[10] 13,512 2023[10]
Port of Helsinki Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Helsinki 12,364,646 2023[10] 407,995 2023[10] 8,442,649 2023[10]
Port of Tallinn Ports of the Baltic Sea Estonia Tallinn 12,586,000 2023[13] 221,405 2023[13] 8,080,796 2023[13]
Port of Ventspils Ports of the Baltic Sea Latvia Ventspils 10,417,000 2023[14] 11,520 2022[15] 289,900 2022[16]
Port of Trelleborg Ports of the Baltic Sea Sweden Trelleborg 10,336,000 2022[17] — 1,631,913 2022[17]
Port of Rødbyhavn Ports of the Baltic Sea Denmark Rødbyhavn 8,877,000 2022[18] — 4,519,000 2022[18]
Port of Stockholm [sv] Ports of the Baltic Sea Sweden Stockholm 8,693,000 2022[17] 50,591 2022[17] 7,834,488 2022[17]
Port of Kiel Ports of the Baltic Sea Germany Kiel 7,898,906 2023[19] 18,819 2023[19] 2,824,318 2023[19]
Port of Luleå Ports of the Baltic Sea Sweden Luleå 7,873,000 2022[17] — 599 2022[17]
Port of Liepāja Ports of the Baltic Sea Latvia Liepāja 7,232,200 2023[20] 38,900 2023[20] 87,886 2023[20]
Port of Fredericia [dk] Ports of the Baltic Sea Denmark Fredericia 6,995,000 2022[18] 111,000 2022[18] —
Port of Malmö Ports of the Baltic Sea Sweden Malmö 6,850,000 2022[17] 25,620 2022[17] 247,721 2022[17]
Port of Copenhagen Ports of the Baltic Sea Denmark Copenhagen 5,968,000 2022[18] 102,000 2022[18] 574,000 2022[18]
Port of Puttgarden Ports of the Baltic Sea Germany Puttgarden 5,764,603 2023[7] — 4,917,000 2022[21]
Port of Raahe Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Raahe 5,109,597 2023[10] 158 2023[10] —
Port of Oxelösund [sv] Ports of the Baltic Sea Sweden Oxelösund 4,956,000 2022[17] 10,096 2022[17] —
Port of Karlshamn Ports of the Baltic Sea Sweden Karlshamn 4,941,000 2022[17] 425 2022[17] 154,454 2022[17]
Port of Sillamäe Ports of the Baltic Sea Estonia Sillamäe 4,306,755 2023[22] —
Port of Gävle [sv] Ports of the Baltic Sea Sweden Gävle 4,139,000 2022[17] 164,822 2022[17] —
Port of Hanko Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Hanko 4,115,439 2023[10] 53,524 2023[10] 13,679 2023[10]
Port of Rauma Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Rauma 4,724,127 2023[23] 209,875 2023[23] —
Port of Norrköping [sv] Ports of the Baltic Sea Sweden Norrköping 3,731,000 2022[17] 106,931 2022[17] —
Port of Ystad Ports of the Baltic Sea Sweden Ystad 3,109,000 2022[17] — 2,581,072 2022[17]
Port of Kokkola Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Kokkola 2,795,204 2023[10] 10,802 2023[10] —
Port of Tornio Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Tornio 2,776,543 2023[10] 11,318 2023[10] —
Port of Naantali Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Naantali 2,508,301 2023[10] — 193,836 2023[10]
Port of Wismar [de] Ports of the Baltic Sea Germany Wismar 2,427,474 2023[7] —
Port of Pori Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Pori 2,422,139 2023[10] 104 2023[10] —
Port of Ingå Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Ingå 2,312,903 2023[10] —
Port of Gedser Ports of the Baltic Sea Denmark Gedser 2,059,000 2022[18] — 1,573,000 2022[18]
Port of Västerås Ports of the Baltic Sea Sweden Västerås 1,997,000 2022[17] 18,824 2022[17] —
Port of Køge Ports of the Baltic Sea Denmark Køge 1,979,000 2022[18] — 80,000 2022[18]
Port of Holmsund Ports of the Baltic Sea Sweden Holmsund 1,914,000 2022[17] 3,969 2022[17] 249,776 2022[17]
Port of Husum Ports of the Baltic Sea Sweden Husum 1,908,000 2022[17] —
Port of Skellefteå [sv] Ports of the Baltic Sea Sweden Skellefteå 1,728,000 2022[17] 3,364 2022[17] —
Port of Paldiski Ports of the Baltic Sea Estonia Paldiski 1,728,000 2021[24] —
Port of Pärnu Ports of the Baltic Sea Estonia Pärnu 1,716,628 2023[22] —
Port of Aabenraa Ports of the Baltic Sea Denmark Aabenraa 1,678,000 2022[18] —
Port of Uusikaupunki Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Uusikaupunki 1,630,959 2023[10] 488 2023[10] —
Port of Kunda [et] Ports of the Baltic Sea Estonia Kunda 1,558,234 2023[22] —
Port of Piteå Ports of the Baltic Sea Sweden Piteå 1,549,000 2022[17] 3,905 2022[17] —
Port of Turku Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Turku 1,505,697 2023[10] 2,794 2023[10] 1,790,899 2023[10]
Port of Sundsvall [sv] Ports of the Baltic Sea Sweden Sundsvall 1,450,000 2022[17] 1,549 2022[17] —
Port of Storugns Ports of the Baltic Sea Sweden — 1,325,000 2022[17] —
Port of Rønne Ports of the Baltic Sea Denmark Rønne 1,316,000 2022[18] — 1,948,000 2022[18]
Port of Police Ports of the Baltic Sea Poland Police 1,212,000 2022[4] 116 2021[4] 10 2022[4]
Port of Oulu Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Oulu 1,183,670 2023[10] 21,766 2023[10] —
Port of Sassnitz Ports of the Baltic Sea Germany Sassnitz 1,150,896 2023[7] — 5 2023[7]
Port of Vyborg [ru] Ports of the Baltic Sea Russia Vyborg 1,082,800 2021[25] —
Port of Kaliningrad Ports of the Baltic Sea Russia Kaliningrad 1,064,820 2022[25][26] —
Port of Jakobstad Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Jakobstad 1,023,260 2023[10] 109 2023[10] —
Port of Oskarshamn Ports of the Baltic Sea Sweden Oskarshamn 1,012,000 2022[17] 62 2022[17] 409,973 2022[17]
Port of Mönsterås Ports of the Baltic Sea Sweden Mönsterås 981,000 2022[17] —
Port of Köping Ports of the Baltic Sea Sweden Köping 974,000 2022[17] —
Port of Stralsund [de] Ports of the Baltic Sea Germany Stralsund 879,875 2023[7] —
Port of Lubmin [de] Ports of the Baltic Sea Germany Lubmin 841,015 2023[7] —
Port of Vaasa Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Vaasa 816,470 2023[10] — 263,717 2023[10]
Port of Kalmar [sv] Ports of the Baltic Sea Sweden Kalmar 808,000 2022[17] — 135 2022[17]
Port of Hargshamn Ports of the Baltic Sea Sweden Hargshamn 794,000 2022[17] —
Port of Kemi Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Kemi 753,076 2023[10] 4,405 2023[10] 885 2023[10]
Port of Visby [sv] Ports of the Baltic Sea Sweden Visby 660,000 2022[17] — 1,808,121 2022[17]
Port of Kaskinen Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Kaskinen 543,872 2023[10] —
Port of Rendsburg [de] Ports of the Baltic Sea Germany Rendsburg 352,600 2023[7] —
Port of Förby Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Förby 351,181 2023[10] —
Port of Rahja Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Rahja 291,874 2023[10] —
Port of Kołobrzeg Ports of the Baltic Sea Poland Kołobrzeg 277,800 2023[27] — 290,000 2022[28]
Port of Pargas Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Pargas 259,736 2023[10] —
Port of Flensburg [de] Ports of the Baltic Sea Germany Flensburg 241,275 2023[7] 24 2023[7] —
Port of Eurajoki Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Eurajoki 238,539 2023[10] —
Port of Kantvik Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Kantvik 212,274 2023[10] —
Port of Wolgast Ports of the Baltic Sea Germany Wolgast 193,623 2023[7] —
Port of Elbląg Ports of the Baltic Sea Poland Elbląg 149,400 2022[28] — 33,586 2021[29]
Port of Tolkkinen Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Tolkkinen 135,774 2023[10] —
Port of Darłowo Ports of the Baltic Sea Poland Darłowo 119,952 2023[30] — 43,638 2019[31]
Port of Åhus [sv] Ports of the Baltic Sea Sweden Åhus 93,000 2022[17] 10,713 2022[17] —
Port of Pohjankuru Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Pohjankuru 90,619 2023[10] —
Port of Färjsund Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Färjsund 79,253 2023[10] —
Port of Kristinestad Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Kristinestad 51,121 2023[10] —
Port of Eckerö Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Eckerö 49,524 2023[10] — 1,019,133 2023[10]
Port of Mariehamn Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Mariehamn 39,352 2023[10] — 675,979 2023[10]
Port of Stepnica [pl] Ports of the Baltic Sea Poland Stepnica 38,000 2022[28] — 451 2019[4]
Port of Dalsbruk Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Dalsbruk 32,572 2023[10] —
Port of Hel [pl] Ports of the Baltic Sea Poland Hel 30,281 2023[32] — 170,000 2022[28]
Port of Kimitoön Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Kimitoön 29,647 2023[10] —
Port of Władysławowo Ports of the Baltic Sea Poland Władysławowo 27,869 2018[33] — 69,240 2018[33]
Port of Sipoo Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Sipoo 27,224 2023[10] —
Port of Simpevarp Ports of the Baltic Sea Sweden Simpevarp [sv] 13,000 2022[17] 190 2022[17] —
Port of Nexø Ports of the Baltic Sea Denmark Nexø 13,000 2022[18] —
Port of Ustka [pl] Ports of the Baltic Sea Poland Ustka 8,700 2022[4][28] — 12 2021[34]
Port of Långnäs Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Lumparland 4,209 2023[10] — 13,900 2023[10]
Port of Skogby Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Skogby 1,735 2022[10] —
Port of Trzebież [pl] Ports of the Baltic Sea Poland Trzebież 1,218 2019[35] — 908 2022[4]
Port of Korpo Ports of the Baltic Sea Finland Pargas 435 2022[10] —
Port of Lubin [pl] Ports of the Baltic Sea Poland Lubin 239 2019[36] —
Port of Dźwirzyno [pl] Ports of the Baltic Sea Poland Dźwirzyno 40 2020[37] —
Port of Wolin [pl] Ports of the Baltic Sea Poland Wolin 1 2019[38] — 1,019 2019[38]
Port of Łeba [pl] Ports of the Baltic Sea Poland Łeba 1 2017[39] —
Port of Jastarnia [pl] Ports of the Baltic Sea Poland Jastarnia 1 2017[39] —
Port of Nowa Pasłęka [pl] Ports of the Baltic Sea Poland Nowa Pasłęka 1 2017[39] —
Port of Dziwnów [pl] Ports of the Baltic Sea Poland Dziwnów 1 2020[37] —
Port of Mrzeżyno [pl] Ports of the Baltic Sea Poland Mrzeżyno 1 2020[37] —
Port of Sopot [pl] Ports of the Baltic Sea Poland Sopot — 55,248 2022[4]
Port of Västervik] [sv] Ports of the Baltic Sea Sweden Västervik — 54,103 2022[17]
Port of Frombork [pl] Ports of the Baltic Sea Poland Frombork — 47,772 2022[4]
Port of Międzyzdroje [pl] Ports of the Baltic Sea Poland Międzyzdroje — 42,537 2022[4]
Port of Krynica Morska [pl] Ports of the Baltic Sea Poland Krynica Morska — 26,886 2022[4]
Port of Härnösand Ports of the Baltic Sea Sweden Härnösand — 7,803 2022[17]
Port of Örnsköldsvik Ports of the Baltic Sea Sweden Örnsköldsvik — 1,440 2022[17]
Port of Nowe Warpno [pl] Ports of the Baltic Sea Poland Nowe Warpno — 78 2021[4]
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