AD Prefix and Three-Letter Location Code
The UN/LOCODE structure for Andorra begins with the country prefix AD and is followed by a three-character location identifier. The indexed code ADALV identifies Andorra La Vella.
Andorra has 1 ports and terminals indexed in the Ecer Freight database; as a landlocked country, it relies on connected road and rail corridors to reach Mediterranean seaports.
Andorra has no coastline or conventional seaport. The indexed record represents an inland logistics location used for port-code reference and regional freight planning.
Andorra is landlocked and has no seaport. Its maritime cargo is generally handled through overseas gateway ports and then moved by road or combined transport into Andorra. The figures below distinguish Ecer Freight indexed coverage from official maritime throughput statistics.
How many seaports does Andorra have?
Andorra has 1 seaports and terminals indexed by Ecer Freight, although the country has no coastline or conventional seaport.
What is the largest or busiest port listed for Andorra?
Andorra La Vella, UN/LOCODE ADALV, is the only indexed Andorra location in the Ecer Freight sample. It is an inland reference point rather than a maritime cargo port.
Which area handles Andorra-bound maritime cargo?
Andorra La Vella, UN/LOCODE ADALV, is the indexed national logistics location; maritime cargo typically enters through regional Mediterranean gateways before inland delivery to Andorra.
This league table covers the single Andorra record indexed by Ecer Freight. Andorra has no seaport-based container ranking, so no official 2025 TEU, world rank, or year-on-year figure is available for the listed inland location.
Indexed Andorra locations and available 2025 throughput indicators
| World rank | Port | UN-LOCODE | 2025 throughput (M TEU) | YoY change | Region |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | Andorra La Vella | ADALV | — | — | Andorra inland logistics |
Because Andorra has no coastline and only one indexed location, the regional view is presented as a national inland logistics cluster rather than as multiple coastal port regions.
Andorra La Vella serves as the indexed national reference location for cargo planning. Ocean freight normally requires an onward inland leg from a Mediterranean gateway.
Indexed location by city and cargo role
| Port | UN-LOCODE | City / Province | Main cargo role |
|---|---|---|---|
| Andorra La Vella | ADALV | Andorra La Vella / — | Inland logistics reference and final-delivery planning |
The UN/LOCODE structure for Andorra begins with the country prefix AD and is followed by a three-character location identifier. The indexed code ADALV identifies Andorra La Vella.
A city-level code can identify a broader logistics location, while a terminal-level code may identify a specific facility. ADALV is the city-level location record available in the Ecer Freight sample.
Code users should compare the location name and country prefix with the UNECE reference and the Ecer Freight Port Codes directory before preparing shipping documents.
Andorra-bound sea freight generally combines an overseas maritime leg with road or multimodal delivery through nearby European gateway networks. Transit times are indicative and subject to carrier routing, customs, equipment, and inland delivery conditions.
A practical routing for cargo moving from Mediterranean and Asian origins into Andorra through a regional gateway and an inland final leg.
Northern European ocean services can be combined with inland European transport when schedules, equipment, or cargo origin favor that option.
LCL cargo can be consolidated at an overseas gateway before deconsolidation and scheduled inland delivery to Andorra.
Exports and empty-equipment returns require coordinated inland pickup and connection to a suitable regional maritime gateway.
Andorra has 1 seaports and terminals indexed by Ecer Freight, but Andorra is landlocked and has no conventional seaport.
Andorra La Vella, code ADALV, is the only indexed location in the Ecer Freight Andorra sample. It is an inland reference location, not a coastal port.
The indexed UN/LOCODE for Andorra La Vella is ADALV. The AD prefix identifies Andorra and the ALV suffix identifies the location.
Maritime cargo for Andorra is generally routed through regional European and Mediterranean gateway networks, followed by inland road or multimodal delivery.
Andorra has no conventional seaport container ranking. The Ecer Freight indexed count is a database-coverage measure and must not be confused with a global TEU league-table ranking.
The Ecer Freight database snapshot is dated Nov 2026. Official statistics are referenced for the latest complete year where available, generally 2025, and time-sensitive routing details require confirmation.
Shippers can request FCL or LCL pricing by specifying the overseas origin gateway, cargo details, inland destination, customs requirements, and preferred delivery schedule.
Editorial note: This page separates Ecer Freight first-party indexed coverage from official national and international maritime statistics. Port-code records are reviewed against available reference sources, while routing guidance and time-sensitive trade information are updated quarterly or when material changes are identified.
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