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AP A Coruña
AP Alicante
AP Almería
AP Avilés
AP Bahía de Algeciras
AP Bahía de Cádiz
AP Baleares
AP Barcelona
AP Bilbao
AP Cartagena
AP Castellón
AP Ceuta
AP Ferrol-San Cibrao
AP Gijón
AP Huelva
AP Las Palmas
AP Málaga
AP Marín y Ría de Pontevedra
AP Melilla
AP Motril
AP Pasaia
AP Santa Cruz de Tenerife
AP Santander
AP Sevilla
AP Tarragona
AP Valencia
AP Vigo
AP Vilagarcía de Arousa
Each row shows information about each of the port authorities displayed on the map.
Port Authority Year Information on the port authority
AP A Coruña 2023
AP Alicante 2023
AP Almería 2023
AP Avilés 2023
AP Bahía de Algeciras 2023
AP Bahía de Cádiz 2023
AP Baleares 2023
AP Barcelona 2023
AP Bilbao 2023
AP Cartagena 2023
AP Castellón 2023
AP Ceuta 2023
AP Ferrol-San Cibrao 2023
AP Gijón 2023
AP Huelva 2023
AP Las Palmas 2023
AP Málaga 2023
AP Marín y Ría de Pontevedra 2023
AP Melilla 2023
AP Motril 2023
AP Pasaia 2023
AP Santa Cruz de Tenerife 2023
AP Santander 2023
AP Sevilla 2023
AP Tarragona 2023
AP Valencia 2023
AP Vigo 2023
AP Vilagarcía de Arousa 2023

Methodological note

  • Title: Statistical Yearbook of the State-Owned Port System.
  • Responsible Service: Statistics Department of the Public Entity Puertos del Estado (Ministerio de Transportes y Movilidad Sostenible of the Government of Spain).
  • Geographical Scope: Data from all Port Authorities managing ports of general interest in Spain.
  • Objective: Presentation of annual information on port traffic of goods, containers, ships, and passengers at Spanish ports of general interest. Additionally, information on the characteristics of the ports is included.
  • Format: Report prepared in PDF with the option to download the data in XLSX format.
  • Administrative Source of Data: The Statistical Yearbook is compiled using data included in the Annual Reports of the Port Authorities. These data, in turn, come from cargo manifests, summary declarations of temporary storage, fishing manifests, single port call declarations, and other documents used for calculating supply consumption and invoicing the corresponding fees.
  • Frequency: Annual.
  • Procedure: The Port Authorities send their Annual Reports to Puertos del Estado each year, which is responsible for compiling, processing, validating, aggregating, and disseminating all the information through the Statistical Yearbook.
  • Study Variables: Tons of goods and equipment. Number of Intermodal Transport Units. Number of containers (in units and TEUs). Number and gross tonnage units of ships. Number of passengers. Number of automobiles (in both passenger and cargo regimes).
  • Dissemination: Published on the Puertos del Estado website and selective dissemination of the information via email in October each year.