Built in 1960 principally for iron-ore exports, Buchanan has two breakwaters measuring approximately 1,890 metres and 590 metres, a specialised ore-loading quay and a commercial quay. It supports mineral and agricultural exports and is connected to Liberia’s mining corridor.
Port of Buchanan
Liberia’s second-largest port and a strategic industrial and export gateway.
Services at Port of Buchanan

Marine Services
Pilotage, towage and harbour support for vessel arrivals and departures.
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Cargo and Handling
Coordination and handling support for containerised, bulk, break-bulk and project cargo.
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Warehouses and Property
Storage facilities and port property services supporting logistics and trade.
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Safety and Security
Measures protecting people, vessels, cargo and critical port infrastructure.
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Operational checks and coordination supporting compliant cargo and vessel activity.
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Customer Service
The first point of contact for client enquiries, complaints and service support.
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Port State Coordination Department
A coordination function for maritime oversight, environmental protection and hazardous-cargo monitoring.
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EU port safety and security cooperation initiative
Consultations explored Liberia’s inclusion in a European port safety and security initiative.
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Proposed NPA–HAROPA PORT cooperation
Dialogue toward technical exchange, training and port-modernisation cooperation.
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