Necochea is a city located in the Atlantic coast of the Buenos Aires province . It has an important port on the end of the river Quequén Grande and its encounter with the Argentine Sea.
The main economic activity is provided by the Port of Necochea – Quequén. Over this station are exported annually millions of tons of Argentine grains, as well as seafood. It is also one of the main routes of entry of fertilizers. Because of its characteristics is one of the fastest national ports of entry and exit of vessels over 200 meters long which are aided by towing services.
The port is equipped with elevators that can store large grains, which are transported to the port by trucks and trains throughout the region.