| free port |
a port that is open to all ships. [2 definitions] |
| home port |
the location of a vessel between trips or during maintenance servicing, or its port of registration. [2 definitions] |
| port authority |
a government agency concerned with the road, air, and water traffic of a port or city. |
| Port Louis |
the seaport capital of Mauritius. |
| Port Moresby |
the seaport capital of Papua New Guinea. |
| port of call |
a port where a ship regularly docks during the course of a longer voyage in order to load and unload passengers and cargo, make repairs, or the like. |
| port of entry |
a place where travelers or goods may enter or leave a country under the supervision of customs officials. |
| Port-au-Prince |
the seaport capital of Haiti. |
| Port-of-Spain |
the seaport capital of Trinidad and Tobago. |
| Port-Salut |
a semihard yellow cheese made from whole cow's milk. |
| treaty port |
a port kept open to foreign trade by treaty, esp. one of several formerly in China, Korea, and Japan. |