List of seaports

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This is a list of the world's seaports, arranged by oceans and seas:

Contents

[edit] Atlantic Ocean

[edit] Adriatic Sea

[edit] Aegean Sea

[edit] Azov Sea

[edit] Baltic Sea

See Ports of the Baltic Sea.

[edit] Bay of Biscay

[edit] Black Sea

[edit] Caribbean Sea

[edit] Chesapeake Bay

[edit] English Channel

[edit] Great Lakes

Port of Montreal, the world's largest inland port and Canada's second busiest port

[edit] Irish Sea

[edit] Sea of Marmara

[edit] Mediterranean Sea

[edit] Gulf of Mexico

[edit] North Sea

[edit] Øresund

Darnmark Newfoundland and Labrador

[edit] Ottawa River/Saint Lawrence River

[edit] Gulf of Paria

[edit] Tyrrhenian Sea

[edit] Arctic Ocean

[edit] Indian Ocean

[edit] Gulf of Aden

[edit] Arabian Sea

[edit] Bay of Bengal

[edit] Hooghly River

[edit] Strait of Malacca

[edit] Gulf of Martaban

[edit] Gulf of Oman

[edit] Persian Gulf

[edit] Port Phillip

[edit] Red Sea


[edit] Pacific Ocean

[edit] Columbia River

[edit] Drake Passage, Beagle Channel and Strait of Magellan

[edit] SacramentoSan Joaquin rivers

[edit] Gulf of Alaska

[edit] Arafura Sea

[edit] Bering Strait

[edit] Bohai Gulf

[edit] Gulf of Carpentaria

[edit] Coral Sea

[edit] East China Sea

[edit] Gulf of Thailand

[edit] Korea Bay

[edit] Yangtze River / Changjiang

[edit] Sea of Cortez

[edit] Sea of Japan

[edit] Puget Sound/Strait of Georgia

Port of Vancouver, the largest port in Canada and on the West Coast of North America by metric tons of total cargo

[edit] San Francisco Bay

[edit] South China Sea

[edit] Pearl River / Zhujiang

[edit] Tasman Sea

[edit] Yellow Sea

[edit] See also

[edit] References

  1. ^ "Mundra Port". Mundra Port & Special Economic Zone. http://www.portofmundra.com. Retrieved 2010-04-15. 
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