ISIC H50 · Latvia · 1 publishers
Shipping and Water Transport in Latvia
4 verified figures for Latvia, covering 4 indicators from 1 primary source. Every figure links to the report it came from.
Latvia compared
| Measure | Latvia | Highest country |
|---|---|---|
| Short sea shipping container transport annual growth rate | 17.4%Latvia · 2024 | 45.5%Denmark · 2024 |
| Gross tonnage of vessels in main ports year-on-year growth | -9.9%Latvia · 2024 | 5.5%Spain · 2024 |
| Gross tonnage of vessels in main ports change compared to 2014 | -29.8%Latvia · 2014–2024 | 129.5%Norway · 2014–2024 |
| Vessel port calls change compared to 2014 | -21.5%Latvia · 2024 | 110.9%Malta · 2024 |
The short version
Key takeaways
- Gross tonnage of vessels in main ports year-on-year growth in Latvia was -9.9% in 2024 (Eurostat). Eurostat ↗ T1 Official
- Short sea shipping container transport annual growth rate in Latvia was 17.4% in 2024 (Eurostat). Eurostat ↗ T1 Official
- Vessel port calls change compared to 2014 in Latvia was -21.5% in 2024 (Eurostat). Eurostat ↗ T1 Official
- Gross tonnage of vessels in main ports change compared to 2014 in Latvia was -29.8% in 2014–2024 (Eurostat). Eurostat ↗ T1 Official
The complete table
Shipping and Water Transport data for Latvia
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4 data points across 4 indicators. Each line shows the latest value; open a line for earlier periods and forecasts.
Gross tonnage of vessels in main ports change compared to 20142014–2024-29.8%EurostatT12024actual→
Gross tonnage of vessels in main ports year-on-year growth2024-9.9%EurostatT12024actual→
Short sea shipping container transport annual growth rate202417.4%EurostatT12024actual→
Vessel port calls change compared to 20142024-21.5%EurostatT12024actual→
Primary documents
Sources
| Document | Publisher | Authority tier | Accessed | Locator | Data points |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maritime vessels statistics Press release | Eurostat | T1 Official | 21 Sep 2026 | Compared with 2014, all countries registered increases except Latvia, Finland and Germany; Among the remaining EU countries, Cyprus recorded the largest decrease; By contrast, the largest decreases were recorded by Finland (-25.2%) | 3 |
| Maritime transport statistics Press release | Eurostat | T1 Official | 15 Sep 2026 | Short sea shipping of containers in the main EU ports reached a peak in 2024 | 1 |
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StatOrigin. (2026). Shipping and Water Transport in Latvia: statistics. Retrieved from https://statorigin.org/industries/water-transport/latvia