Igarka port (port code: RUIGA) is a seaport in Russia. It is located 579 kilometers from the mouth of the Yenisei River on the right bank of the Igarka Channel.
The port was established to export timber and sawn timber products through the Northern Sea Route. Occasional handling operations connected to delivery of construction materials, machinery and other general cargoes to the Vankor Field are performed. At present no stable cargo turnover is observed at the port. It handles approximately 450,000 cubic meters of timer annually.
The port is navigable for only 3-4 months (from the end of June until the beginning of November). The all-year-round navigation is possible using icebreakers and ice-class vessels. The port is able to admit vessels with length of up to 150 meters, width of up to 25 meters and draught of up to 8 meters. There are 4 mooring berths in the seaport of Igarka, the total length of the mooring wall is 600 metres. Moreover, there are 12 roads (mooring bridles) that are used to place sea transport vessels for loading during handling of cargoes from river to sea vessels.