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Port in the Philippines

Port of Ozamiz
Location
CountryPhilippines
LocationPanguil Bay, Mindanao island, the Philippines
Coordinates8°08′22″N 123°50′37″E / 8.139568°N 123.8435473°E / 8.139568; 123.8435473
UN/LOCODEPHOZC
Details
Opened1700s
Operated byPhilippine Ports Authority
Owned byRepublic of the Philippines
Type of harbourNatural/Artificial
Land area21,274 m (228,990 sq ft)
No. of wharfs2
No. of piers2
Draft depth9.5 m (31 ft)
Other namesDaungan ng Ozamiz
Pantalan sa Ozamiz
Statistics
Website
ppapmoozamiz.com,
www.ppa.gov.ph

The Port of Ozamiz or Ozamiz Port (Filipino: Daungan ng Ozamiz, Cebuano: Pantalan sa Ozamiz), is a seaport in Ozamiz City, Misamis Occidental, Philippines. Located in Panguil Bay, it is one of the major gateway ports in the Philippines. It is managed by and the baseport of Philippine Ports Authority - Port Management Office Misamis Occidental/Ozamiz.

History

On June 9, 1961, President Carlos P. Garcia established Ozamiz Port as a subport of entry of Cagayan de Oro City. On July 22, 1993, President Fidel V. Ramos placed the port under the administrative jurisdiction of the Philippine Ports Authority.

Passenger Line

Statistics

Passenger Movement

Year Passenger
Embarked		 Passenger
Disembarked		 Total Percent
Increased
(-Decreased)
2023 919,534 859,580 1,779,114 Decrease1.81%
2022 905,605 906,219 1,811,824 149.18%
2021 367,372 359,729 727,101 Decrease20.87%
2020 500,319 418,532 918,851 Decrease73.78%
2019 1,912,391 1,592,414 3,504,805 1.77%
2018 1,700,011 1,743,681 3,443,692 Decrease7.53%
2017 1,863,756 1,860,374 3,724,130 14.09%
2016 1,576,322 1,687,981 3,264,303 Decrease1.21%
2015 1,594,140 1,710,138 3,304,278


Container Traffic

Year Domestic
Inward		 Domestic
Outward		 Domestic
Total		 Import Export Foreign Total Grand
Total		 Percent
Increased
(-Decreased)
2023 18,630 18,115 36,744 0 0 0 36,744 Decrease17.79%
2022 22,641 22,052 44,693 0 0 0 44,693 8.73%
2021 20,628 20,478 41,106 0 0 0 41,106 1.44%
2020 20,481 20,040 40,521 0 0 0 40,521 Decrease14.45%
2019 23,658 23,709 47,367 0 0 0 47,367 7.70%
2018 22,040 21,940 43,980 0 0 0 43,980 17.58%
2017 18,586 18,819 37,405 0 0 0 37,405 Decrease1.36%
2016 18,718 19,202 37,920 0 0 0 37,920 16.64%
2015 16,019 16,491 32,510 0 0 0 32,510 -

Cargo Throughput

Year Domestic
Inward		 Domestic
Outward		 Domestic
Total		 Import Export Foreign Total Grand
Total		 Percent
Increased
(-Decreased)
2023 405,232 145,207 550,442 15,048 0 15,048 565,490 Decrease10.17%
2022 459,583 154,172 613,755 15,755 0 15,755 629,510 Decrease9.65%
2021 522,266 154,457 676,723 20,042 0 20,042 696,765 Decrease9
2020 577,341 162,760 740,101 25,604 0 25,604 765,705 Decrease17.84
2019 680,282 223,511 903,792 28,221 0 28,221 932,013 Decrease8.44
2018 783,274 217,041 1,000,288 17,608 0 17,608 1,017,896 11.57
2017 631,269 255,527 886,796 25,000 0 25,000 912,296 Decrease4.91
2016 606,645 321,528 928,173 31,082 0 31,082 959,254 13.36%
2015 527,596 303,460 831,056 0 0 0 831,056

Shipcalls

Year Domestic Domestic
Percent
Increased
(-Decreased)		 Foreign Foreign
Percent
Increased
(-Decreased)		 Grand
Total		 Percent
Increased
(-Decreased)
2023 11,060 Decrease9.18% 3 0% 11,063 Decrease9.18%
2022 12,178 Decrease2.88% 3 0% 12,181 Decrease2.88%
2021 12,539 28.76% 3 Decrease25% 12,542 28.74%
2020 9,738 Decrease43.39% 4 Decrease71.43% 9,742 Decrease43.41%
2019 17,201 Decrease0.67% 14 Decrease6.67% 17,215 Decrease0.67%
2018 17,317 10.22% 15 Decrease25% 17,332 10.18%
2017 15,711 3% 20 Decrease58.33% 15,731 2.8%
2016 15,254 0.95% 48 41.18% 15,302 1.04%
2015 15,110 34 15,144

References

  1. "UNLOCODE (PH) - PHILIPPINES". service.unece.org. Retrieved April 26, 2020.
  2. "List of Ports covered in PPA Statistics" (PDF). Philippine Ports Authority. Retrieved September 6, 2017.
  3. Garcia, C. P. (1961). Executive Order No. 432 : Opening Ozamis City as a subport of entry of Cagayan de Oro City. Official Gazette of the Republic of the Philippines. 57 (27), 4893.
  4. Office of the President of the Philippines. (1993). . Manila : Presidential Management Staff.
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  8. "PPA Annual Port Statistics". Philippine Ports Authority. Retrieved July 10, 2018.
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