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Murmansk

The Port of Murmansk is the world’s largest port located behind the polar circle and is situated on the Kola Peninsula on the coast of the Barents Sea.

Port of Murmansk
Coordinates	68°34′48.00″N 33°30′0.00″E
Water location	Barents Sea
Anchorage depth	16m
Cargo pier depth	8.2m -10.2m
Oil terminal depth	7.2m
Number of berths	97

Murmansk

Murmansk Murmansk Oblast, Russia

Arkhangelsk

Arkhangelsk is the first sea port in Russia and has been in operation for more than 400 years.

Port of Arkhangelsk
Coordinates	64°32’24.00?N 40°32’24.00?E
Water location	Svernaya Dvina River
Anchorage depth	9.2m
Cargo pier depth	9.2m
Oil terminal depth	9.2m
Number of berths	151

Arkhangelsk

Arkhangelsk Arkhangelsk Oblast, Russia

St. Petersburg

The port of St. Petersburg is located on the islands of Neva Delta, in Neva Bay in the eastern part of the Gulf of Finland in the Baltic Sea.

Port of St. Petersburg
Coordinates	59°53’40.00?N 30°15’51.00?E
Water location	Neva River
Anchorage depth	11.6m – 14.8m
Cargo pier depth	2.6m – 11.5m
Oil terminal depth	10.5m – 11m
Number of berths	200

St. Petersburg

St Petersburg, Russia

Samara Group of Refineries

Novokuibyshevsk refinery in the Samara region is part of the Samara group of refineries acquired by Rosneft in May 2007. The refinery started operations in 1951. The plant pioneered the production of a variety of petroleum products in Russia, including jet fuel, space oils, motor oils, etc.

Samara

Samara Samarskaya oblast, Russia

Tuapse Refinery

Tuapse refinery in the Krasnodar region has been part of Rosneft since the Company’s establishment, and is the oldest of Rosneft’s refineries. The plant has the most favourable location among Rosneft’s refineries, and is also the only Russian refinery on the Black Sea coast.

Tuapse Terminal

The Tuapse Terminal is located on the Black Sea coast in Krasnodar Territory, immediately adjacent to the Tuapse refinery.

Port of Tuapse
Coordinates	44°6’0.00?N 39°4’0.00?E
Water location	Black Sea
Anchorage depth	12.5m – 13.7m
Cargo pier depth	6.4m – 7.6m
Oil terminal depth	9.4m – 10m
Number of berths	19

Tuapse

Tuapse Krasnodar Territory (Southern Russia)

Rostov-na-Donu

Rostov-on-Don Rostovskaya oblast, Russia

Achinsk Refinery

Achinsk refinery is the only major refinery in the Krasnoyarsk territory, and is a key petroleum product supplier to the neighbouring regions. The plant was acquired by Rosneft in May 2007. The refinery’s crude distillation capacity equals 7 million tonnes per year.

Angarsk Refinery

The Angarsk refinery was commissioned in 1955 and acquired by Rosneft in May 2007. The refinery ranks among the largest Russian oil processing plants and is a major petroleum product supplier in Siberia and the Far East.

Komsomolsk Refinery

Komsomolsk refinery, based in Komsomolsk-on-Amur, has been part of Rosneft since the Company’s establishment. The plant construction began in 1938 and was completed in 1942. The refinery’s crude distillation capacity equals 7.0 million tonnes per year. Komsomolsk Refinery processes West Siberian crude, which is delivered via the Transneft pipeline and then by rail after reloading at the Uyar (near Krasnoyarsk) and Zuy (near Angarsk) rail junctions.

De-Kastri

De-Kastri is one of the largest ports in the Far East and serves as a hub for crude oil deliveries to Asian markets. The overall capacity of the export terminal is 12 million donnes of oil per annum. The port also has a tanker loading capacity which can accommodate 110,000 dwt ships.

Yuzhno-Skhalinsk

Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk Sakhalinskaya oblast, Russia

Vanino

The Port of Vanino is a major port in Pacific Russia and is one of the ten largest ports in Russia with regards to its cargo-handling volume.

Port of Vanino
Coordinates	49°4’60.00?N 140°16’0.00?E
Water location	Sea of Japan
Anchorage depth	12.5m – 13.7m
Cargo pier depth	9.4m – 10m
Oil terminal depth	9.4m – 10m
Number of berths	17

Vladivostok

The Port of Vladivostok is situated on the north-western coast of the ice free Golden Horn Bay and was founded in 1897.

Port of Vladivostok
Coordinates	43°7’58.80?N 131°55’30.00?E
Water location	Sea of Japan
Anchorage depth	11m – 12.2m
Cargo pier depth	11m – 12.2m
Oil terminal depth	11m – 12.2m
Number of berths	17

Posyet

Posyet is an ice-free port on the Possiet Bay, in Khasansky District, Primosrsky Krai, Russia. It is named after the Russian navigator Constantine Possiet (1819-1899) and is one of the southernmost settlements in Russia.

Port of Posyet
Coordinates	42°38’60.00?N 130°49’0.00?E
Water location	Sea of Japan
Anchorage depth	11m – 12.2m
Cargo pier depth	7.1m – 9.1m
Oil terminal depth	NA
Number of berths	3

Vladivostok

Vladivostok Primorskiy kray, Russia

Nakhodka

Nakhodka Primorskiy kray, Russia

Koz’mino

The Port of Kozmino is located near Nakhodka and is close to Russia’s borders with China and North Korea on the coast of the Sea of Japan and is Russia’s third-most important oil outlet.

Port of Kozmino
Coordinates	42°42’44?N 133°0’56?E
Water location	Sea of Japan
Anchorage depth	15m
Cargo pier depth	NA
Oil terminal depth	15m
Number of berths	1

Nakhodka

The Nakhodka terminal in Primorsk Territory is used mainly for export of petroleum products from Rosneft’s refinery at Kosomolsk.

Port of Nakhodka
Coordinates	42°49’0.00?N 132°52’60.00?E
Water location	Sea of Japan
Anchorage depth	10m – 13m
Cargo pier depth	11m
Oil terminal depth	11.5m
Number of berths	22

Novorossiysk

The Port of Novorossiysk is located on the shores of the ice-free Tsemes Bay, long recognized as one of the best bays of the Black Sea. The Port of Novorossiysk is Russia's main port on the Black Sea and is home to a naval base, shipbuilding yards, and an oil-pipeline terminal.

Port of Novorossiysk
Coordinates	44°43′0.00″N 37°46′0.00″E
Water location	Black Sea
Anchorage depth	11 - 12.2 meters
Cargo pier depth	4.9 - 6.1 meters
Oil terminal depth	18.6 - 19.8 meters
Number of berths	11

Kaliningrad

The Port of Kaliningrad is Russia’s only port on the Baltic Sea that is free of ice throughout the year. Separated from the rest of the country, the Port of Kaliningrad is also the western-most port in Russia.

Port of kaliningrad
Coordinates	54°42′36.00″N 20°30′0.00″E
Water location	Baltic Sea
Anchorage depth	4.9 - 6.1 meters
Cargo pier depth	6.4 - 7.6 meters
Oil terminal depth	6.4 - 7.6 meters
Number of berths	20

Ust-Luga

Ust-Luga port is situated practically at the border of the Russian Federation and the European Union. It blends in with the transportation network of the Northwest region that plays a significant role in organization of transit shipments within the frames of the European transport infrastructure.

Port of Ust-Luga
Coordinates	59°40′0.00″N 28°19′0.00″E
Water location	Gulf of Finland
Anchorage depth	6.4 - 7.6 meters
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