Let’s check our collective intellegence with a short Quiz:
Congratulations to the 5 readers with the correct answer: Antwerp.
The top ten ports for ship detentions are:
AntwerpDetails can be found at the very interesting site Lloyds MIU
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U.S. International Container Trades by Port, 2001-2006 Visualized (Thousand TEU’s)
Source: Port Import/Export Reporting System (PIERS). Detailed data available at www.piers.com.
More Visualizations (that you can play with!) over at IBM’s Many Eyes Project:
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Do you think you can name this port? If so visit HERE to vote. This google map is brought to you by World Port Source which provides interactive satellite images, maps and contact information for 2,626 ports in 187 countries around the world.
Also click HERE to quickly find any port using their regional map of the world.
More interested in finding maps for boaters? Panbo has many great tips in his charting category found HERE.
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