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(UN/LOCODE) for Latvia United Nations Code for Trade and Transport Locations (UN/LOCODE) for Latvia N.B. To check the official, current database of UN/LOCODEs see: https://www.unece.org/cefact/locode/service/location.html UN/LOCODE Location Name State Functionality Status Coordinatesi LV 6LV Alsunga 006 Road terminal; Recognised location 5659N 02134E LV AGL Aglona 001 Road terminal; Recognised location 5608N 02701E LV AIN Ainazi 054 Port; Code adopted by IATA or ECLAC 5752N 02422E LV AIZ Aizkraukle 002 Port; Rail terminal; Road terminal; Recognised location 5636N 02513E LV AKI Akniste JKB Road terminal; Multimodal function, ICD etc.; Recognised location 5610N 02545E LV ALJ Aloja 005 Road terminal; Recognised location 5746N 02452E LV AMT Amata 008 Road terminal; Recognised location 5712N 02509E LV APE Aizpute 003 Road terminal; Recognised location 5643N 02136E LV APP Ape 007 Road terminal; Recognised location 5732N 02640E LV ARX Avoti RIX Road terminal; Recognised location 5658N 02350E LV ASE Aluksne 002 Rail terminal; Road terminal; Recognised location 5725N 02703E LV AUC Auce 010 Rail terminal; Road terminal; Recognised location 5628N 02254E LV B8R Balozi 052 Road terminal; Recognised location 5652N 02407E LV B9G Baldone 013 Port; Road terminal; Recognised location 5644N 02423E LV BAB Babite 079 Road terminal; Recognised location 5657N 02357E LV BAL Balvi 015 Rail terminal; Road terminal; Recognised location 5708N 02715W LV BAU Bauska 016 Rail terminal; Road terminal; Recognised location 5624N 02411E LV BLN Baltinava 014 Road terminal; Recognised location 5657N 02739E LV BMT Baltmarine Terminal, Riga RIX Port; Border crossing Request under consideration LV BNH Ludza 058 Port; Road terminal; Recognised location 5633N 02743E LV BRC Broceni 018 Rail terminal; Road terminal; Recognised location 5642N 02232E UN/LOCODE Location Name State Functionality Status Coordinatesi LV BRK Burtnieki 099 Road terminal; Recognised location 5647N 02341E LV BRN Beverina 017 Road terminal; Recognised location 5730N 02527E LV BRT Burtnieki 019 Road terminal; Recognised location 5742N 02516E LV BUL Bullu RIX Road terminal; Recognised location 5702N 02400E LV BZC Briezuciems 015 Road terminal; Recognised location 5657N 02735E LV CBL Cibla 023 Road terminal; Recognised location 5633N 02753E LV CEN Cena 041 Road terminal; Recognised location 5643N 02350E LV CES Cesis 022 Rail terminal; Road terminal; Recognised location 5719N 02517E LV CIM Cimdenieki 032 Road terminal; Recognised location 5631N 02105E LV CSV Cesvaine 021 Road terminal; Recognised location 5658N 02619E LV D7G Ozolnieki 069 Road terminal; Recognised location 5641N 02347E LV DGD Dagda 024 Road terminal; Recognised location 5606N 02732E LV DGP Daugavpils DGV Airport; Code adopted by IATA or ECLAC 5553N 02632E LV DOB Dobele 026 Rail terminal; Road terminal; Recognised location 5637N 02317E LV DRB Durbe 028 Road terminal; Recognised location 5635N 02121E LV DUN Dundaga Rail terminal; Road terminal; Recognised location LV EGE Engure 029 Port; Road terminal; Recognised location 5710N 02313E LV ERG Ergli 030 Road terminal; Recognised location 5654N 02538E LV GAR Garkalne 079 Road terminal; Recognised location 5704N 02425E LV GBA Grobina LPX Rail terminal; Road terminal; Recognised location 5633N 02110E LV GKE Garkalne 031 Rail terminal; Road terminal; Recognised location 5702N 02425E LV GRD Gardene 026 Road terminal; Recognised location 5638N 02312E LV GRE Grebneva 047 Road terminal; Border crossing Request under consideration LV GUL Gulbene 033 Rail terminal; Road terminal; Recognised location 5710N 02645E LV H5D Carnikava 020 Road terminal; Recognised location 5707N 02416E LV ICK Incukalns 037 Rail terminal; Road terminal; Recognised location 5705N 02442E LV ICV Iecava 034 Road terminal; Recognised location 5635N 02141E LV IKK Ikskile 035 Road terminal; Recognised location 5650N 02430E 2 UN/LOCODE Location Name State Functionality Status Coordinatesi LV ILU Ilukste 025 Road terminal; Recognised location 5603N 02621E LV JAP Jaunpagasts 097 Road terminal; Recognised location 5708N 02238E LV JAU Jaunauce 088 Road terminal; Recognised location 5627N 02241E LV JGA Jelgava JEL Rail terminal; Road terminal; Airport; Recognised location 5639N 02342E LV JJ5 Eleja 041 Road terminal; Recognised location 5624N 02340E LV JNJ Jaunjelgava 092 Road terminal; Recognised location 5637N 02550E LV JNP Jaunpiebalga 039 Road terminal; Recognised location 5711N 02603E LV JPL Jaunpils 040 Road terminal; Recognised location 5643N 02300E LV JPS Jekabpils 042 Port; Rail terminal; Road terminal; Recognised location 5629N 02551E LV KDA Kuldiga 050 Road terminal; Recognised location 5658N 02159E LV KDV Kandava 043 Road terminal; Recognised location 5702N 02246E LV KGM Kegums 051 Road terminal; Recognised location 5644N 02442E LV KKV Kekava 052 Road terminal; Multimodal function, ICD etc.; Request under consideration 5649N 02414E LV KOC Koceni 045 Road terminal; Recognised location 5731N 02520E LV KRA Kraslava 047 Road terminal; Request under consideration 5553N 02710E LV KRI Krimulda 079 Road terminal; Recognised location 5710N 02449E LV KRU Krustpils Road terminal; Recognised location 5632N 02553E LV LAU Launkalne 094 Road terminal; Recognised location 5719N 02551E LV LAZ Lazdukalns Road terminal; Recognised location 5656N 02705E LV LBN Lubana 057 Road terminal; Recognised location 5654N 02643E LV LBZ Limbazi 054 Rail terminal; Road terminal; Recognised location 5730N 02442E LV LGT Ligatne 055 Road terminal; Recognised location 5714N 02503E LV LM8 Ungurpils 005 Port; Road terminal; Recognised location 5746N 02448E LV LMS Lapmezciems 029 Port; Road terminal; Recognised location 5700N 02331E LV LPX Liepaja LPX Port; Road terminal; Airport; Code adopted by IATA or ECLAC 5631N 02101E LV LVD Lielvarde 053 Road terminal; Recognised location 5643N 02448E LV LVI Livani 073 Rail terminal; Road terminal; Recognised location 5622N 02611E LV LZS Lizums 033 Rail terminal; Road terminal; Recognised location 5712N 02622E 3 UN/LOCODE Location Name State Functionality Status Coordinatesi LV MAD Madona 059 Rail terminal; Road terminal; Recognised location 5651N 02613E LV MAL Malta 077 Road terminal; Recognised location 5621N 02710E LV MAU Misa 105 Multimodal function, ICD etc.; Recognised location 5635N 02423E LV MGI Mangali 003 Road terminal; Recognised location 5645N 02128E LV MPS Malpils RIX Road terminal; Recognised location 5700N 02457E LV MRX Mersrags 063 Port; Rail terminal; Road terminal; Approved by national 5720N 02306E government agency LV MZC Mazsalaca 060 Road terminal; Recognised location 5752N 02503E LV NAU Naukseni 064 Road terminal; Recognised location 5753N 02527E LV NCA Nica 066 Road terminal; Recognised location 5621N 02104E LV NKS Naukseni 064 Road terminal; Recognised location 5753N 02527E LV NRT Nereta 065 Road terminal; Recognised location 5610N 02518E LV OLA Olaine 068 Rail terminal; Road terminal; Recognised location 5647N 02356E LV ORE Ogre 067 Port; Rail terminal; Road terminal; Recognised location 5648N 02437E LV PAC Pace 016 Road terminal; Recognised location 5619N 02411E LV PAR Pargauja 070 Road terminal; Recognised location 5722N 02501E LV PAT Paternieki 047 Road terminal; Border crossing Request under consideration LV PBZ Pabazi 089 Road terminal; Recognised location 5716N 02435E LV PIN Pinki 032 Road terminal; Recognised location 5656N 02354E LV PKL Priekule 075 Road terminal; Recognised location 5626N 02135E LV PKU Priekuli 022 Multimodal function, ICD etc.; Recognised location 5719N 02522E LV PLC Ploce LPX Rail terminal; Request under consideration LV PRE Preli (Preili) 073 Road terminal; Recognised location 5618N 02643E LV PVN Plavinas 072 Road terminal; Recognised location 5637N 02543E LV PVT Pavilosta 071 Road terminal; Recognised location 5653N 02111E LV RAG Ragana 048 Road terminal; Recognised location 5710N 02442E LV RBK Robeznieki 015 Road terminal; Recognised location 5713N 02750E LV RBN Riebini 078 Road terminal; Recognised location 5620N 02648E 4 UN/LOCODE Location Name State Functionality Status Coordinatesi LV RDL Rundale 083 Road terminal; Recognised location 5625N 02359E LV REZ Rezekne 077 Road terminal; Recognised location 5630N 02720E LV RGJ Rugaji 082 Road terminal; Recognised location 5700N 02708E LV RI7 Dreilini 095 Road terminal; Recognised location 5657N 02414E LV RIX Riga RIX Port; Airport; Postal exchange office; Code adopted by IATA or ECLAC LV RJN Rujiena 084 Road terminal; Recognised location 5754N 02519E LV RMV Ramava 052 Road terminal; Recognised location 5653N 02409E LV RNA Rauna 022 Road terminal; Recognised location 5720N 02537E LV ROJ Roja 079 Port; Road terminal; Request under consideration 5730N 02248E LV ROP Ropazi 080 Port; Road terminal; Recognised location 5658N 02438E LV RPZ Ropazi 080 Road terminal; Recognised location 5658N 02438E LV RQA Sidgunda 061 Road terminal; Recognised location 5657N 02455E LV RUM Rumbula 095 Port; Road terminal; Recognised location 5652N 02415E LV SAL Salacgriva 054 Port; Road terminal; Recognised location 5745N 02421E LV SAR Sarkani 059 Road terminal; Recognised location 5653N 02615E LV SAU Sauriesi RIX Road terminal; Recognised location 5655N 02421E LV SDS Saldus 088 Rail terminal; Road terminal; Recognised location 5640N 02230E LV SEJ Seja 090 Road terminal; Recognised location 5712N 02435E LV SGD Sigulda 091 Road terminal; Multimodal function, ICD etc.; Recognised location 5709N 02451E LV SKR Skriveri Road terminal; Recognised location 5639N 02508E LV SKT Saulkrasti 089 Road terminal; Recognised location 5715N 02425E LV SKU Skulte 054 Port; Rail terminal;
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