Southeast Asia Line refers to the port routes of Southeast Asian countries.There are 11 countries in Southeast Asia: Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, Myanmar, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Brunei, Philippines and Timor-Leste.Southeast Asia is the lowest latitude region in Asia and part of the Asian Equator.It is also the confluence of the Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean.Southeast Asian routes are characterized by more ship dates, shorter voyages and low sea freight rates, but attention should be paid to the surcharges of some routes.

Southeast Asia Route

Southeast Asia Route

The main ports of the Southeast Asia Line are Hong Kong, BELAWAN, SURABAYA, PENANG, PORT KELANG, CEBU, SINGAPORE, HAIPHONG, HOCHIMINH, MANILA, JAKARTA.

India Pakistan Route

India Pakistan Route

The India-Pakistan Line is a national port route from the Bay of Bengal to the Arabian Sea, the main countries being India and Pakistan.It also includes Maldives, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.

The main ports of the India-Pakistan Line are: BOMBAY (Mumbai), CALCUTTA (Calcutta), COCHIN (Cochin), COLOMBO (Colombo), MADRAS (Madras), Karachi (Karachi), NHAVA SHEVA (Nawashiva), CHENNAI (Chennai), NEW DELHI (New Delhi).The main ports of the India-Pakistan Line are: BOMBAY (Mumbai), CALCUTTA (Calcutta), COCHIN (Cochin), COLOMBO (Colombo), MADRAS (Madras), Karachi (Karachi), NHAVA SHEVA (Nawashiva), CHENNAI (Chennai), NEW DELHI (New Delhi).

Mediterranean routes are generally divided into the western Mediterranean and eastern Mediterranean routes, also known simply as the western and eastern Mediterranean lines.The Mediterranean is important both in transportation and strategy.It connects with the Atlantic Ocean via Gibraltar Strait to the west, the Black Sea via Turkey Strait to the northeast, and the Red Sea via Suez Canal to the Indian Ocean.Important seaports along the coast include Marseille (France), Genoa, Naples (Italy), Split, Rijeka (Croatia), Duras (Albania), Algeria (Algeria), and Port Said (Egypt).

Mediterranean Route

Mediterranean Route

Major ports in the Diaspora: Spain: Valencia (Valencia), Barcelona (Barcelona), Italy: GENOVA (Genoa), NAPLES (Naples), LA SPEZIA (Las Pézia), France: FOS (Foss)

Caribbean Route

Caribbean Route

Caribbean routes are also distributed in Central America, which includes Cuba, Dominica, the Dominican Republic, Haiti, Jamaica, Barbados, Antigua and Barbuda, Aruba, Bahamas, the British Virgin Islands, the Cayman Islands, Grenada, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Montserrat, Netherlands Antilles, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Puerto Rico, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.

Major Caribbean ports are Kingston (Kingston), CarTAGENA (Cartagena), CAUCEDO (Corsedo), Port of Spain (Port of Spain), PORTAU PRINCE (Port-au-Prince), and POINT LISAS (Lisas).Some of these countries are geographically located to the east of South America, but route the VICARIBO, Venezuela: PUERTO CABELLO (Cabello), LA GUAIRA (Laguayla), GUANTA (Guantá), MARACAIO (Malakibo), Suriname: PARAMARIBO (Paramaribo), and Guyana: GEOGeorgetown.

The Black Sea Line refers to the Black Sea coastal port route, east-west longest 1150 km, north-south widest 911 km, central narrow 263 km, coastline about 3,400 km long.The Black Sea is the inland sea between southeastern Europe and Asia Minor.The largest inland sea in the world, named for its dark, stormy waters.The Black Sea connects to the Mediterranean Sea via Bosporus Strait, Marmara Sea and Dardanier Strait to the west, and to the Azov Sea via Kerch Strait to the north.Ukraine is on the north side of the Black Sea, Russia is on the northeast side, Georgia is on the east side, Turkey is on the south side, Bulgaria, Romania and Moldova are on the west side.The Black Sea is a major shipping route linking Ukraine, Bulgaria, Romania and southwestern Russia with world markets.

Black Sea Line

Black Sea Line

The main ports of the Black Sea Line are: Ukraine: ODESSA (Odesa), Romania: CONSTANTZA (Constancea), Georgia: POTI (Poti), Bulgaria: BURGAS (Burgas), VARNA (Warna), Russia: Novorossiysk (Nova).

Red Sea Line

Red Sea Line

The Red Sea Line lies in the narrow sea between northeastern Africa and the Arabian Peninsula.It covers an area of about 450,000 square kilometres (174,000 square miles).The Red Sea stretches southeast from Suez, Egypt, to the Strait of Mande and is about 2,100 kilometers long.The Strait of Mand connects the Gulf of Aden and then leads to the Arabian Sea.The widest point of the Red Sea is 306 kilometers (190 miles).Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia and Saudi Arabia and Yemen on the east coast of the Red Sea Line face each other.At the northern end, the Red Sea is divided into two parts: the shallow Gulf of Suez in the northwest and the deep Gulf of Aqaba in the northeast.

The main ports of the Red Sea Line are: AQABA (Aqaba), JEDDAH (Gedda), PORT SUDAN (Port Sudan), HODEIDAH (Hodeida), SOKHNA (Sukona).

The Middle East Line refers to the eastern and southern Mediterranean region, from the eastern Mediterranean Sea to the Persian Gulf, the Middle East geographically is also northeast Africa and southwestern Asia.The Middle East Front includes Bahrain, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, the United Arab Emirates and Yemen, Palestine, among others.The term "Middle East" is not a formal geographical term, but because of its historical and cultural reasons, we consider Bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, the United Arab Emirates, and Yemen to be the region.Egypt, Somalia and Sudan belong to Africa geographically but some ports belong to the Red Sea region of the Middle East.Turkey and Cyprus, though geographically part of the Middle East, consider themselves part of Europe.

Middle East Line

Middle East Line

The main ports on the Middle East Line are ABU DHABI (Abdabi), DUBAI (Dubai), UMM QASAR (Um Qasar), BANDAR ABBAS (Port Abbas), KUWAIT (Kuwait), Salah (Sailale), DOHA (Doha), DAMMAN (Daman) and Riyadh (Riyadh).

US Line

US Line

The main ports of the U. S. line are divided into two parts according to their geographical location: the U. S. East Coast and the U. S. West Coast.The main ports of the United States are New York, Savannah, Miami, Norfolk, Jacksonville, Charleston, and Miami (MIAMI), Norfolk (NORFOLK), Jacksonville (Jacksonville), Charleston;

Europe lies in the northwest of the Eastern Hemisphere and west of Asia.It is bordered by the Arctic Ocean to the north, the Atlantic Ocean to the west, the Mediterranean Sea to the south, the Ural Mountains to the east, the Ural River, the Grand Caucasus Mountains, the Bosporus Strait, the Dardanelles Strait and Asia, the Greenland Sea to the northwest, and the Danish Strait to North America.

Europe Line

Europe Line

Major European ports: FELIXSTOWE, HAMBURG, ANTWERP Rotterdam, LE Havre, Bremen, SOUTHAMpton, ZEEBRUGGE, THAMESPORT OF THAMBURG, BUILDAM, BRENN, BRENN, BRENN, BRENN, BRENN, BRENN, BRENN, BRENN, BRENN:These five ports are commonly known as the European Basic Port, also known as Oki Port.