TG Prefix and Three-Letter Structure
A Togo UN/LOCODE begins with TG, followed by three letters. Examples in the indexed sample include TGLFW, TGLOM and TGKPE.
Togo has 3 ports and terminals indexed in the Ecer Freight database, led by the Port of Lomé as the country’s principal maritime gateway and a regional hub for West African trade.
Compare Togo port codes, cargo roles, regional coverage and indicative shipping options in one country guide.
Togo has a compact maritime network centered on Lomé. The indexed database coverage distinguishes the city-level Lomé code from the broader port entry and also includes the industrial terminal at Kpeme.
How many seaports does Togo have?
Togo has 3 seaports and terminals indexed by Ecer Freight in its November 2026 database snapshot.
What is Togo’s largest or busiest port?
Lomé is Togo’s principal and generally busiest maritime gateway. The city-level entry is listed as Lome, UN/LOCODE TGLOM, with the broader indexed entry TGLFW also associated with Lome.
Which area handles most of Togo’s maritime cargo?
The Lomé coastal gateway handles the main share of Togo’s seaborne trade, while Kpeme, code TGKPE, serves an industrial and bulk-cargo role near Lomé.
The table below reflects the three Togo port and terminal records available in the Ecer Freight database. A separate global league-table rank and verified 2025 throughput figure are not assigned where a comparable public figure is unavailable.
Indexed Togo port records and 2025 public-data availability
Togo’s indexed maritime facilities are concentrated on the Gulf of Guinea coast. The regional grouping below separates the principal gateway records from the nearby industrial terminal record.
Lomé is the country’s core seaport cluster for containerized, general and transit cargo.
Lomé gateway records
Kpeme is indexed as a separate terminal location associated with the Lomé area and is relevant to industrial and bulk supply chains.
Industrial and bulk-cargo record
| Port | UN-LOCODE | City / Province | Main cargo role |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kpeme | TGKPE | Lome | Industrial and bulk-cargo terminal role |
The Ecer Freight country view records three Togo facilities in total. No additional port record is included in the current first-party sample.
Complete indexed Togo sample
Togo port codes use the TG country prefix. The final three letters identify the specific city, port entry or terminal record within the UN/LOCODE structure.
A Togo UN/LOCODE begins with TG, followed by three letters. Examples in the indexed sample include TGLFW, TGLOM and TGKPE.
A city-level code may represent a broader transport location, while a separate code can identify a port or terminal record. Shippers should confirm the exact facility required for the bill of lading and booking.
Check the official UN/LOCODE framework through UNECE, then compare the result with the Ecer Freight port code directory and the carrier’s booking system.
Lomé generally connects Togo and neighboring inland markets with West African, European, Asian and transshipment hubs. Transit times vary by carrier, service rotation, transshipment and seasonal conditions.
Short-sea and regional services can support distribution along the Gulf of Guinea, subject to vessel schedules and port calls.
Export and import cargo may move between Lomé and European hubs through direct or transshipment services.
Containerized goods from Asian manufacturing centers commonly use scheduled deep-sea services with one or more transshipment legs.
Kpeme may be relevant for industrial and bulk-oriented cargo planning, with handling requirements confirmed directly before booking.
Port coverage, code matching and country-page presentation use the Ecer Freight database snapshot for November 2026. Public statistics are shown only when a comparable and verifiable annual figure is available.
Togo has 3 seaports and terminals indexed by Ecer Freight in the November 2026 database snapshot.
Lomé is Togo’s principal maritime gateway and the country’s main container and general-cargo port area. The indexed code TGLOM identifies the Lome entry.
The indexed Togo codes are TGLFW for Lome, TGLOM for Lome and TGKPE for Kpeme. Each begins with the TG country prefix.
The Lomé coastal gateway handles the main share of Togo’s maritime cargo. Kpeme is associated with an industrial and bulk-cargo role in the Lomé area.
A comparable, verified 2025 throughput series was not located for every indexed Togo record. Carrier, port-authority and official statistical releases should be checked for the latest operational figures.
Shippers can compare indicative FCL and LCL options through the relevant Ecer Freight rate pages. Final pricing depends on origin, destination, equipment, cargo details, sailing schedule and surcharges.
The correct code depends on the physical facility and booking instruction. TGLOM and TGLFW are Lome records, while TGKPE identifies Kpeme; the carrier or destination agent should confirm the operational code before documentation.
This Togo port guide combines the Ecer Freight first-party port index with publicly available code and maritime reference sources. Indexed coverage is updated with database releases, while trade-lane guidance and time-sensitive statistics are reviewed quarterly and remain subject to carrier, port-authority and official-statistics confirmation.
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