
Bamako is the country’s largest regional economic hub and is a short distance from the country’s main river port. After Lagos, Abidjan, Kano, Ibadan, Dakar, and Accra, Bamako is the seventh-largest city in West Africa.
- TEU: 1,100 Teus static capacity
- Port facilities include 20,000 sqm of depot space.
- Two railways line connected to an international network
- Forklift, reach stacker, reefer plugs are among its equipment
- Handle all types and sizes of cargo

Koulikoro is a dry port in Kati, approximately 55 kilometers northeast of Bamako. The town functions as a transportation hub.
- TEU: N/A
- Higher river terminus for big vessels on the middle Niger River’s 1,000-mile navigable portion
- The final station on the train route that connects Dakar, Senegal
- Primary industries include peanut (groundnut) oil, cottonseed oil, and soap

Tombouctou, also known as Timbuktu, is located 20 kilometers north of the Niger River.
- TEU: N/A
- Coordinates: 16.2633046, -3.3908057
- The river was teeming with chilly water
- Gold glistened in the markets

Kenieba is located in Kayes Region, Mali.
- TEU: N/A
- Port Code: MLKNZ
- Geographical position: 12.8391666667, -11.2527777778