Also on this page: the function classifiers, the location reference, the CBP entry code where CBP publishes one, and any Airlift ocean freight lanes, sailings and port-pair guides we publish for Morocco.
UN/LOCODEMA CAS
Place name Casablanca
CountryMorocco (MA)
SubdivisionCAS
Function classifiersSeaportAirportUN/LOCODE function code 1--45---
MACAS is the code you will normally see for Casablanca on carrier paperwork. Bookings and bills of lading print the port of loading and port of discharge as UN/LOCODEs, and carrier schedule and tracking feeds use them too. The first two letters, MA, are the ISO 3166-1 country code for Morocco; the last three identify the place.
A UN/LOCODE names a place, not a berth. Where a port city has several container terminals, UNECE often gives the terminals their own codes alongside the city code, so a booking can legitimately show a code you didn’t expect. Take the code from the carrier booking, not the one that looks most like the port name.
Schedule D codes exist only for US ports, so Casablanca doesn’t have one. If Casablanca is your origin, the Schedule D code that matters is your US port of entry’s: every US port page in this tool shows it where CBP publishes one.
The UN/LOCODE for Casablanca, CAS, Morocco is MACAS, printed as MA CAS. The first two letters (MA) are the ISO country code and the last three identify the place. Source: UNECE UN/LOCODE Code List, edition 2024-2.
Location data: UNECE UN/LOCODE Code List, edition 2024-2 — public data published by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UN/CEFACT). UN/LOCODE code list.
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