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Ports of the Baltic Sea

This table lists statistics (2002) for the major ports of the Baltic Sea.

Authority	Country	City	Tons	Containers TEU	Passengers
Port of Gdynia authority	Poland	Gdynia	9,365,200	252,247	364,202
Port of Gdansk authority	Poland	Gdansk	17,371,401	20,136	168,080
Szczecin-Swinoujscie Seaport authority [1]	Poland	Swinoujscie, Szczecin	18,163,000	19,960	640,150
Bulk Cargo - Port Szczecin	Poland	Szczecin	5,577,795	none	none
Port Handlowy Świnoujście	Poland	Swinoujscie	6,169,038	none	none
Copenhagen Malmö Port	Denmark/Sweden	Copenhagen/Malmö	13,414,664	128,615	1,707,516
Luebecker Hafen-Gesellschaft	Germany	Lübeck	24,410,000	55,677	638,732
Ports of Stockholm	Sweden	Stockholm	7,800,000	36400	9,700,000
JSC Sea port of St Petersburg	Russia	Saint Petersburg	23,210,200	456,836
Port of Tallinn	Estonia	Tallinn	37,854,900	87,912	5,944,900
Free port of Riga Authority	Latvia	Riga	18,108,600	127,459	156,843
Free port of Ventspils Authority	Latvia	Ventspils	37,937,000	219	8,370
Hafen-Entwicklungsgesellschaft Rostock	Germany	Rostock	20,500,000		2,005,300
Klaipeda State Seaport Authority	Lithuania	Klaipeda	19,396,300	39,955	105,729
Sea Commercial Port of Kaliningrad	Russia	Kaliningrad	2,719,000	21,313	0

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