Ports and Harbors
| Port |
County | Coordinates |
External Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Port of Durrës (under expansion as of 2012) | Durrës County | 41°18′35″N 19°27′26″E / 41.30972°N 19.45722°E / 41.30972; 19.45722 | www.apdurres.com.al |
| Port of Sarandë (under expansion as of 2012) | Vlorë County | 39°52′15″N 20°0′11″E / 39.87083°N 20.00306°E / 39.87083; 20.00306 | www.portisarande.com.al |
| Port of Shëngjin(under expansion as of 2012) | Lezhë County | 41°48′20″N 19°35′35″E / 41.80556°N 19.59306°E / 41.80556; 19.59306 | www.portofshengjin.com |
| Port of Vlorë | Vlorë County | 40°27′1″N 19°29′0″E / 40.45028°N 19.48333°E / 40.45028; 19.48333 | portivlore.com (Archived version) |
| Marina of Orikum | Vlorë County | 40°20′25″N 19°28′20″E / 40.34028°N 19.47222°E / 40.34028; 19.47222 | www.orikum.it |
| Port of Himarë | Vlorë County | 40°5′52″N 19°45′10″E / 40.09778°N 19.75278°E / 40.09778; 19.75278 | www.himara.gov.al |
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