IGUAZU

• Latitude: -25.5939
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• Longitude: -54.5791
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• Inland, South America
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• Port in Argentina

Address: Argentina

Iguazu is primarily known for its world-famous waterfalls, Iguazu Falls, rather than for being a significant marine port. In fact, Iguazu is not a marine port at all. It is an inland city located near the border of Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay, and it is situated along the Iguazu River, which eventually merges with the Parana River.

However, if you are looking for information related to ports and waterways in Argentina, it might be useful to consider the following major ports:

Major Ports in Argentina:

1. Buenos Aires:

   • Location: Along the Río de la Plata.
   • Cargo: General cargo, containers, automotive, agricultural products.
   • Facilities: Modern container terminals, bulk cargo terminals, ample warehousing, specialized storage, customs services.
   • Significance: Buenos Aires is Argentina's principal maritime port and serves as a major gateway for international trade.

2. Rosario:

   • Location: Along the Paraná River.
   • Cargo: Grains, agricultural products, containers, petrochemicals.
   • Facilities: Grain storage and processing facilities, container terminals.
   • Significance: One of the largest grain export hubs in the world.

3. Bahía Blanca:

   • Location: South of Buenos Aires along the Atlantic coast.
   • Cargo: Grains, petrochemical products, general cargo.
   • Facilities: Deep water port, bulk terminals.
   • Significance: Major port for agricultural exports due to proximity to the Pampas region.

4. Puerto Madryn:

   • Location: On the northern coast of Patagonia.
   • Cargo: Aluminum, fisheries products, wool.
   • Facilities: Bulk cargo facilities, container handling capabilities.
   • Significance: Close to natural resources and serves as a hub for Patagonia.

5. San Lorenzo-San Martin:

   • Location: Close to Rosario along the Paraná River.
   • Cargo: Grains, oils, byproducts of soy.
   • Facilities: Grain silos, processing plants.
   • Significance: Contributes significantly to the agro-export sector.

Since Iguazu is not a maritime port, if you need information specifically about maritime activities and ports, the above-mentioned ports are relevant. For inland port activities, any specific data about river ports along the Paraná or Iguazu Rivers may be useful for logistics or tourism purposes.

If your inquiry was about the Iguazu area from a tourism standpoint, Iguazu is famous for its natural beauty and the Iguazu Falls, attracting numerous visitors. The nearest airport is Cataratas del Iguazú International Airport (IGR) in Argentina. River cruises and smaller docking areas may be present for tourism-related activities, but it will not have the large-scale infrastructure found in commercial maritime ports.