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Singapore
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Singapore (SGP) maps 4 seaports from the NGA World Port Index, 6 airports, and 11 UN/LOCODE transport hubs — each figure traced to a named public registry (NGA, OurAirports, UNECE).
Explore the country's ports, airports, hubs and trade zones below, each cross-linked to its sourced entity record, or open the same nation on databook for its wider reference profile.
4
Ports
6
Airports
11
Locations
12
Trade Zones
7
Airlines
Logistics Performance
World Bank LPI · 6 components (0–5)
- Global LPI rank#1/139
- Overall LPI score4.30/5.00
- UNCTAD liner connectivity (LSCI)591.3 · 2024-Q1
- Port connectivity (PLSCI)1874.4 · Singapore
- Infrastructure quality4.6
- Customs efficiency4.2
Transport Network & Freight
Rail network
the World Bank's World Development Indicators (2026-04) records no rail-network figures for Singapore.
Container throughput
37,289,600TEU
Air freight
7,604.2M ton-km
Maritime territory (EEZ)
675km²
Logistics sites
123
Trade & Compliance
International Cargo Treaties
Total: 8
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Convention on the International Maritime Organization Party · 1966
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Agreement relating to the implementation of Part XI of… Party · 1994
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Agreement under the United Nations Convention on the Law… Party · 2024
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United Nations Convention on Contracts for the… Party · 1995
Trade Flow
Top export market China, Hong Kong SAR 15.5%
Top import source China 13.5%
Lead export good Electrical machinery 30.7%
Lead import good Electrical machinery 29.5%
Preferential Trade
Total: 22
- FTA & EIA RCEP (Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership) Agreement
- FTA & EIA United Kingdom - Singapore
- FTA & EIA EU - Singapore
- FTA & EIA Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP)
Logistics Infrastructure
Ports
4 seaports in Singapore — channel and anchorage depths, berths and cargo facilities from the NGA World Port Index.
Jurong Island SGJUR 14.0 m Keppel - (East Singapore) SGKEP 12.5 m Pulau Sebarok SGSEB 11.0 m Pulau Bukom SGPUB 9.4 m
Browse Ports → Airports
6 airports in Singapore, identified by IATA and ICAO codes and located by city.
Singapore Changi Airport SIN 13123 ft Paya Lebar Air Base QPG 12401 ft Tengah Air Base TGA 8999 ft Sembawang Air Base WSAG 6255 ft Seletar Airport XSP 6023 ft
Source OurAirports
Browse Airports → Locations
11 UN/LOCODE transport hubs in Singapore — port, rail, road, air and border-crossing function points.
Singapore SGSIN Port, Airport, Postal Jurong/Singapore SGJUR Port, Road Pulau Ayer Chawan SGAYC Port Bukit Merah Estate SGBKM Port, Road Choa Chu Kang SGCCK Multimodal
Browse Locations → Trade Zones
12 special economic and free-trade zones in Singapore, with type and operator.
Jurong Innovation District ozm-4132 Economic Revitalization Project Pasir Panjang Wharves And Terminal Free Trade Zone ozm-4135 Free Trade Zone One-North Innovation District ozm-4130 Economic Revitalization Project Keppel Terminal Free Trade Zone ozm-4138 Free Trade Zone Brani Terminal Free Trade Zone ozm-4134 Free Trade Zone
Source Open Zone Map
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Compiled (public facts)
commoditythe U.S. Energy Information Administrationthe U.S. Energy Information Administration
Public domain (US gov)↗
Referenceinternational organisation membership recordsinternational organisation membership records
Public (official lists)↗
Sanctions & compliancethe UN Security Council Consolidated Listthe UN Security Council Consolidated List
UN — open↗
Tradethe World Bank's Deep Trade Agreements databasethe World Bank's Deep Trade Agreements database
CC BY 4.0↗
Logistics performancethe World Bank Logistics Performance Indexthe World Bank Logistics Performance Index
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Infrastructurethe World Bank's World Development Indicatorsthe World Bank's World Development Indicators
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