Caribbean basin
The basin, commodity by commodity.
31 countries and territories across the Antilles, the Bahamas and mainland CARICOM, plus 16 US ports. Long Beach and San Diego share a California callout so the basin stays readable.
- Blank means the role is not asserted.
- (assumed) means the role follows from the place’s known trade, not from a cited cargo statistic. For islands it usually means fuels are imported.
- Closed plants — Pointe-à-Pierre, Isla, San Nicolas, Limetree Bay — are not counted as operating refineries.
The smallest islands are a few pixels wide. US ports are the marked squares. Use this list, or tab through the map and press Enter.
- Indexed territory
- Small-island marker
- US port
- Context land, not indexed
Inset · California
West Coast callout, not on the basin map, so the Caribbean stays readable.
Bermuda, a CARICOM associate, sits in the North Atlantic and is outside this frame. French Guiana, Venezuela and Central America are drawn for context and are not in the index. Long Beach and San Diego share the California inset. Blank roles are not asserted. “(assumed)” means the role follows from the place’s known trade but is not tied to a cargo statistic.