Persian Gulf and Strait of Hormuz ports
Major ports and energy terminals of the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz, and what was reported or measured near each in the last 30 days.
Quick answer — Persian Gulf and Strait of Hormuz ports now
Of the 30 sites on this list, 6 had at least one event reported or measured nearby in the last 30 days and 24 had nothing in Delta’s sources. 6 distinct events in all. Titles summarise the reporting; they are not facts this page has checked.
Why this list
The U.S. Energy Information Administration estimates that oil flow through the Strait of Hormuz averaged 20 million barrels per day in 2024, about 20% of global petroleum liquids consumption, and that around one-fifth of global liquefied natural gas trade also transited the strait that year.
The list follows the coasts that load and receive that trade: Iraq and Kuwait at the head of the Gulf, Iran on the north shore, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates on the south shore, and the ports at and beyond the strait in the Emirates and Oman.
A hand-picked sample of the larger seaports and energy terminals in the location registry, not every harbour on these coasts. Ports that are not in the registry are not listed.
Sources
Site positions and names: location registry, from © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) and Wikidata (CC0).
Ports with events in the last 30 days
Within 2 km of each port, newest first, up to five per port. Measured events show only that something was measured and when; their detail is part of the full account of each event.
- Port of Fujairah2 events
- Iran and its proxies strike Fujairah port and regional infrastructureInfrastructurelast reported 15 Oct 2026linked to a registered facility here
- Iran and its allies conduct missile and drone strikes on Fujairah portKineticlast reported 15 Oct 2026linked to a registered facility here
- Iran and its proxies strike Fujairah port and regional infrastructure
- Umm Qasr Port (north)1 event
- PKK militants reportedly leave four camps in northern Iraq near Turkish borderArmed Conflictlast reported 13 Oct 2026placed inside the radius
- PKK militants reportedly leave four camps in northern Iraq near Turkish border
- Basrah Gateway Terminal1 event
- PKK militants reportedly leave four camps in northern Iraq near Turkish borderArmed Conflictlast reported 13 Oct 2026placed inside the radius
- PKK militants reportedly leave four camps in northern Iraq near Turkish border
- Bandar Abbas1 event
- Attacks on vessels and ports reported in Bandar Abbas and Hormuz IslandKineticlast reported 21 Oct 2026linked to a registered facility here
- Attacks on vessels and ports reported in Bandar Abbas and Hormuz Island
- Ras Laffan1 event
- LNG Shipments Increase Through the Strait of HormuzMaritimelast reported 11 Nov 2026placed inside the radius
- LNG Shipments Increase Through the Strait of Hormuz
- Hamad Port (New Doha Port)1 event
- Qatar's ports record significant growth in maritime activity in October 2026Maritimelast reported 2 Nov 2026linked to a registered facility here
- Qatar's ports record significant growth in maritime activity in October 2026
Nothing in Delta’s sources (24)
No report or measurement linked to these ports reached Delta in the last 30 days. This is not a statement about their operations.
Khor Al Zubair Port · Shuwaikh Port · Shuaiba Port · Mina Al Ahmadi LNG terminal · Al-Zour LNG import terminal · Port of Khorramshahr · Kharg Island terminal · Port of Bushehr · Shahid Rajaee Port · King Fahd Industrial Port, Jubail · Jubail Commercial Port · Ras Tanura Port · Dammam port terminal · Khalifa bin Salman Port · Das Island LNG · Mina Zayed · Khalifa Port · Jebel Ali Container Terminal 1 · Jebel Ali LNG terminal · Sharjah Container Terminal · Saqr Port · Khasab Port · Khorfakkan Port · Sohar Port
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