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Major Ports and Shipping Routes Around the World

I. Pacific Ocean Routes

1、Far East - North America West Coast Route

The route includes trade transportation routes from China, North Korea, Japan to Canada, the United States, Mexico and other ports on the west coast of North America. Departing from various coastal ports in our country, the southerly ones pass through the Osumi Strait and leave the East China Sea; the northerly ones pass through the Tsushima Strait and pass through the Sea of Japan, or enter the Pacific Ocean through the Chongjin Strait, or pass through the Zonggu Strait and enter the Sea of Okhotsk. North Pacific Ocean.

2、Far East - Caribbean, North America East Coast route

The route often arrives via the Hawaiian Islands north and south to the Panama Canal. Most of the ships from our northern coastal ports depart from the East China Sea via the Osumi Strait or via the Ryukyu Umami Islands.

3、Far East - South America west coast route

Ships departing from ports on the northern coast of China mostly go via Ryukyu Umida Island. Sulphur Island, Wake Island, and the Lane Islands south of the Hawaiian Islands cross the equator into the South Pacific to the ports on the west coast of South America.

4、Far East - Southeast Asia route

This route is the main route for Chinese, Korean and Japanese cargo ships to various ports in Southeast Asia and to various ports along the Atlantic coast of India via the Straits of Malacca. The East China Sea, Taiwan Strait, the Bus Strait and the South China Sea are the necessary routes for ships of this route, and the route is busy.

5、Far East - Australia, New Zealand route

The Far East to the southeast coast of Australia is divided into two routes. China's northern coastal ports several dynasties, Japan to the east coast of Australia and New Zealand ports of ships, need to take the Ryukyu Kume Island, Caroline Islands of Yap Island into the Solomon Sea, Coral Lake; China and Australia between the container ship need to load in Hong Kong or transfer the ship after the South China Sea, Sulawesi Sea, Banda Sea, Arafura Sea, after the Torres Strait into the Coral Sea. China and Japan go to the west coast of Australia route to the Philippines through the Strait of Gümindoro, the Strait of Mangasin and the Lombok Strait into the Indian Ocean.

6、Australia, New Zealand - North America east and west coast route

The route from Australia and New Zealand to the North American coast is mostly via Suva, Honolulu and other important terminals in the Pacific Ocean. To the East Coast of North America, the route is taken through Papeete in the Society Islands, across the Panama Canal and to.

II. Atlantic Ocean Routes

1、Northwest Europe - North America East Coast route

This route is a transportation line for the exchange of raw fuel and products between the two most industrially developed regions of the world, Western Europe and North America, with important ports on both sides of the World Cup/5, and extremely busy transportation. This navigation area has high winds and waves in winter, and there is dense fog and icebergs, which is a threat to navigation safety.

2、Northwest Europe, North America East Coast - Caribbean route

Most of the Northwest Europe - Caribbean route out of the English Channel after crossing the North Atlantic. It departs from various ports on the East Coast of North America, and generally enters the Caribbean Sea via Mona and the Windward Passage. In addition to the ports on the Caribbean coast, it can also reach ports on the Pacific coast of America via the Panama Canal.

3、Northwest Europe, North America East Coast - Mediterranean Sea, Suez Canal - Asia-Pacific route

The Northwest Europe, North America East Coast - Mediterranean Sea - Suez route is the busiest section of the world, it is a shortcut between North America, Northwest Europe and the Asia-Pacific Gulf region trade. The route generally passes through the Azores and Madeira Islands terminals.

4、Northwest Europe, Mediterranean - South America East Coast route

The route generally passes through the Atlantic islands of West Africa - Canary, Cape Verde Islands on the terminal.

5、Northwest Europe, North America East Sea - Cape of Good Hope, Far East route

This route is generally an oil route for giant oil tankers. The Cape Verde Islands, Canary Islands are the main terminals for passing ships to call.

6、South America East Sea - Cape of Good Hope - Far East route

This is a transport line mainly for oil and ore. The route is in the westerly drifting sea, the wind and waves are large. Generally, the westbound route is northbound and the eastbound route is southbound.

III. Indian Ocean Routes

The Indian Ocean route is dominated by the oil transportation line, in addition to a number of bulk cargo transit transport.

1、Persian Gulf - Good Hope - Western Europe, North America route

The route is mainly operated by supertankers, and is the world's most important maritime oil transportation line.

2、Persian Gulf - Southeast Asia - Japan route

The route east through the Strait of Malacca (200,000 tons dwt or less ships feasible) or Lombok, the Strait of Makassar (200,000 dwt or more supertankers feasible) to Japan.

3、Persian Gulf - Suez Canal - Mediterranean Sea - Western Europe, North America transport line

This route is currently available for supertankers of up to 300,000 DWT.

In addition to the above three oil shipping lines in addition to other routes in the Indian Ocean are: Far East - Southeast Asia - East Africa route; Far East - Southeast Asia, Mediterranean - Northwest Europe route; Far East - Southeast Asia - Cape of Good Hope - West Africa, South America route; Australia and New Zealand - Mediterranean - Northwest Europe route; Northern Indian Ocean - European routes.

Asia Ports

Japan Major Ports:  YOKOHAMA / NAGOYA / OSAKA / KOBE / TOKYO

Korea Major Ports:  BUSAN / INCHON / SEOUL

Singapore Major Ports:  SINGAPORE

Indonesia Major Ports:  SURABAYA / JAKARTA / BELAWAN / SEMARANG

Vietnam Major Ports:  HOCHIMINH / HAIPONG

Malaysia Major Ports:  PORT KELANG / PENANG

Thailand Major Ports:  BANGKOK / LAEM CHABANG

Myanmar Major Ports:  YANGON

Philippines Major Ports:  MANILA

North America Ports

US West:

West Coast Major Ports:  LOS ANGELES / LONG BEACH / CHICAGO / OAKLAND / SEATTLE / SAN FRANCISCO

US East:

East Coast Major Ports:  NEW YORK / BOSTON / BALTIMORE / PHILADELPHIA / MIAMI / SAVANNAH / HOUSTION / NORFOLK / JACKSONVILLE / CHARLESTON

Canada:

Canada Major Ports:  VANCOUVER / MONTREAL / TORONTO

South America Ports

South America West:

Chile Major Ports:  VALPARAISO / ARICA

Panama Major Ports:  COLON FREEZONE / PANAMA CITY

South America East:

Argentina Major Ports:  BUENOSAIRES

Brazil Major Ports:  SANTOS / RIOGRANDE / RIO DE JANEIRO

Uruguay Major Ports:  MONTEVIDEO

Paraguay Major Ports:  ASUNCION

Central & South America:

Mexico Major Ports:  MANZANILLO / VERACRUZ / MEXICO CITY

Venezuela Major Ports:  LAGUAIRA

Guatemala Major Ports:  SANJOSE / GUATEMALA CITY

Ecuador Major Ports:  GUAYAQUIL

Peru Major Ports:  CALLAO

Europe Ports

Major Ports in Europe:

Belgium Major Ports:  ANTWERP

Germany Major Ports:  HAMBURG / BREMEN

Netherlands Major Ports:  ROTTERDAM / AMSTERDAM

France Major Ports:  LEHAVRE

UK Major Ports:  FELIXSTOWE / SOUTHAMPTON / LONDON / MANCHESTER / LIVERPOOL

Austria Major Ports:  VIENNA

Ireland Major Ports:  DUBLIN

Hungary Major Ports:  BUDAPEST

Poland Major Ports:  WARSAW

Czechoslovakia Major Ports:  PRAGUE

Northern Europe:

Denmark Major Ports:  AARHUS / COPENHAGEN

Sweden Major Ports:  GOTHENBURG / STOCKHOLM

Norway Major Ports:  OSLO 

Finland Major Ports:  HELSINKI 

Mediterranean Ports

Western Mediterranean:

Italy Major Ports:  GENOVA / LASPEZIA / LIVORNO / NAPLES / TRIESTE / VENICE

Spain Major Ports:  BARCELONA / VALENCIA/ BILBAO / MADRID

France Major Ports:  MARSEILLES / FOS

Morocco Major Ports:  CASABLANCA

Tunisia Major Ports:  TUNIS

Eastern Mediterranean:

Turkey Major Ports:  ISTANBUL / MERSIN / IZMIR

Greece Major Ports:  PIPAEUS / THESSALONIKI

Cyprus Major Ports:  LIMASSOL

Egypt Major Ports:  ALEXANDRIA / PORTSAID / CAIRO

Lebanon Major Ports:  BEIRUT

Syria Major Ports:  LATTAKIA

Portugal:

Portugal Major Ports:  LISBON / LEIZOES / PORTO

Middle East Ports

UAE Major Ports:  DUBAI / JEBEL ALI

Kuwait Major Ports:  KUWAIT

Iran Major Ports:  BANDARABBAS

Saudi Arabia Major Ports:  JEDDAH

Jordan Major Ports:  AQABA

Israel Major Ports:  ASHDOD / HAIFA / TEL-AVIV

Indian Ocean Ports

Sri Lanka Major Ports:  COLOMBO 

India Major Ports:  MUMBAI / MADRAS / CHENNAI / NEW DELHI / NHAVA SHEVA

Pakistan Major Ports:  KARACHI / LAHORE

Bangladesh Major Ports:CHITTAGONG / DHAKA

Oceania Ports

Australia:

Australia Major Ports:  SYDNEY / MELBOURNE / BRISBANE / ADELAIDE

New Zealand:

New Zealand Major Ports:  AUCKLAND / LYTTELTON/ WELLINGTON

South Africa Ports

South Africa Major Ports:  DURBAN / CAPETOWN / JOHANNESBURG

Kenya Major Ports:  MOMBASA / NAIROBI

West Africa Ports

Nigeria Major Ports: LAGOS

Ghana Major Ports:  TEMA

Benin Major Ports:  Cotonou

Togo Major Ports:  LOME

North Africa Ports

Algeria Major Ports:  ALGIERS