MO Prefix and UN/LOCODE Structure
A UN/LOCODE beginning with MO identifies Macao. The indexed code MOMFM combines the two-letter territory prefix with the three-character location identifier.
Macao has 1 ports and terminals indexed in the Ecer Freight database and serves as a compact maritime interface for regional cargo and passenger activity in the Pearl River Delta.
Review the indexed port code, regional role, indicative trade lanes and available 2025 data context for Macao.
Macao has a highly concentrated maritime network. The Ecer Freight index contains one port or terminal record, while official public reporting may use different administrative, cargo and passenger-transport boundaries.
How many seaports does Macao have?
Macao has 1 seaports and terminals indexed by Ecer Freight in its Nov 2026 database snapshot. This is an indexed-coverage figure, not a claim about every administrative or facility classification.
What is the main port in Macao?
Macao Port is the principal and only port record in the supplied Ecer Freight sample, identified by UN/LOCODE MOMFM. Its precise cargo ranking should be confirmed against the latest official port statistics.
Which area handles Macao maritime cargo?
Macao Port, code MOMFM, represents Macao’s listed maritime gateway. Cargo routing is generally connected to the wider Pearl River Delta logistics system and is subject to shipment-specific confirmation.
The table below ranks only ports present in the Ecer Freight Macao sample. No reliable comparable public 2025 container-throughput figure or year-on-year change was identified for the single indexed record, so the ranking fields remain unreported rather than estimated.
Macao port ranking · latest complete statistical year: 2025
| World rank | Port | UN-LOCODE | 2025 throughput (M TEU) | YoY change | Region |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | Macao Port | MOMFM | — | — | Macao |
Because the indexed national sample contains one record, the regional view describes the port’s principal geographic and logistics interfaces without adding unverified facilities or additional port codes.
The national port record used for direct Macao routing and port-code searches.
Indexed gateway
| Port | UN-LOCODE | City / Province | Main cargo role |
|---|---|---|---|
| Macao Port | MOMFM | Macao / Macao | Local maritime gateway; cargo role subject to shipment confirmation |
A city-level view of the same indexed port record, useful for checking local pickup, delivery and documentation requirements.
City-level port reference
| Port | UN-LOCODE | City / Province | Main cargo role |
|---|---|---|---|
| Macao Port | MOMFM | Macao / Macao | City-linked maritime handling and regional feeder connectivity |
Macao’s maritime trade is generally considered within the wider Pearl River Delta logistics environment, while this page lists only the verified Macao sample record.
Regional reference point
| Port | UN-LOCODE | City / Province | Main cargo role |
|---|---|---|---|
| Macao Port | MOMFM | Macao / Macao | Regional gateway interface for cross-border and feeder cargo planning |
A UN/LOCODE beginning with MO identifies Macao. The indexed code MOMFM combines the two-letter territory prefix with the three-character location identifier.
A location code can represent a city, transport area or specific port facility depending on the authority’s designation. Freight documents should match the selected code to the actual place of receipt, loading or delivery.
Check the latest UNECE UN/LOCODE information and compare it with the Ecer Freight port-code directory before booking or preparing shipping documents.
Indicative lanes are planning references only. Actual routing, transshipment, equipment availability and transit time are subject to carrier schedules and booking confirmation.
Regional container and consolidated cargo services may connect Macao with Southeast Asian markets through direct or feeder networks.
East Asian trade lanes support regional manufacturing, distribution and replenishment requirements from the Macao maritime gateway.
Europe-bound cargo generally uses hub, feeder and transshipment combinations rather than relying on a single fixed sailing pattern.
North American shipments are normally planned around mainline network availability, regional feeder connections and final inland delivery.
Macao has 1 seaports and terminals indexed by Ecer Freight in the Nov 2026 database snapshot.
Macao Port is the only port record in the supplied sample and is identified by the code MOMFM. Current operational and cargo details should be confirmed before booking.
The indexed UN/LOCODE for Macao Port is MOMFM. Code use should be checked against the latest carrier and customs documentation requirements.
Macao Port is associated with Macao and the wider Pearl River Delta logistics environment. This page does not add unverified regional port records to the Macao sample.
A comparable official 2025 container-throughput figure and year-on-year change were not identified for the single indexed record. Cargo statistics may use different administrative definitions and should be checked with the relevant authority.
Shippers can request FCL or LCL pricing by providing the origin, destination, commodity, cargo dimensions, weight, equipment requirement and preferred sailing window.
The first-party database snapshot is dated Nov 2026, while the latest complete statistical reference year is 2025. Port schedules, services and rates remain subject to operational change.
Editorial note: This page separates Ecer Freight’s indexed-coverage count from official port and trade statistics. Database coverage is reviewed and refreshed periodically, while throughput, berth and service information is updated when reliable public or authority-issued data becomes available.
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