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UN/LOCODE (United Nations Code for Trade and Transport Locations) - INI
UN/LOCODE is an international standard code system managed by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE), providing unique 5-character codes to identify locations involved in international trade and transport, including seaports, airports, rail terminals, road terminals, and postal facilities. It consists of a 2-letter ISO 3166-1 country code and a 3-character location code, covering over 100,000 locations in 249 countries and territories worldwide. It is widely used in international logistics, trade documentation, and customs procedures.
United Nations
international trade
logistics
port
airport
code system
UNECE
transport
[item.port]
code=1
slug=port
name=Port
description=Port facilities for all types of waterborne transport.
[item.rail-terminal]
code=2
slug=rail-terminal
name=Rail Terminal
description=Rail freight transport terminal facilities.
[item.road-terminal]
code=3
slug=road-terminal
name=Road Terminal
description=Road transport terminal facilities.
[item.airport]
code=4
slug=airport
name=Airport
description=Airport facilities for air transport.
[item.postal-exchange]
code=5
slug=postal-exchange
name=Postal Exchange Office
description=International mail exchange point.
[item.icd-dry-port]
code=6
slug=icd-dry-port
name=Inland Clearance Depot (ICD) / Dry Port
description=Inland container facility with multimodal functions.
[item.fixed-transport]
code=7
slug=fixed-transport
name=Fixed Transport Functions
description=Fixed transport facilities such as pipelines, power lines, and ropeways.
[item.border-crossing]
code=B
slug=border-crossing
name=Border Crossing
description=International border crossing point.