Corridor Infrastructure

The Northern Corridor is a complex, multimodal transport ecosystem linking the maritime Port of Mombasa to the heart of the Great Lakes Region. NCTTCA is dedicated to transforming this network into an efficient and sustainable development pathway by coordinating the planning, maintenance, and modernization of critical physical assets. From the deep-water berths of Mombasa to the road, rail, and pipeline arteries reaching our landlocked Member States, we ensure that infrastructure development aligns with international standards to reduce transit times and enhance regional integration.

Kilometers: Total length of the Northern Corridor road network
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Kilometers: Total Meter Gauge Railway (MGR) network serving the region
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Kilometers: Installed pipeline system capacity for petroleum products
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Global Ports: Direct connectivity from the Port of Mombasa to international markets
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Lake Ports: Strategic inland waterway nodes across Lakes Victoria, Tanganyika, and Kivu
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Port of Mombasa

The gateway port connecting to over 80 ports worldwide.

Road & Rail Networks

Combined view of the 12,707 km road network and the MGR/SGR rail backbone.

Inland Waterways

Strategic lake ports and oil jetties on Lakes Victoria, Tanganyika, and Kivu.

Inland Container Depots

Dry ports" like Nairobi, Naivasha, and Kisumu that serve as intermodal nodes.

Oil Pipeline

The 1,792 km pipeline system serving the hinterland Member States.