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This is the largest seaport in Europe with an area of 105 km2. All types of goods are handled there. The Port of Rotterdam ranks first in Europe in terms of the number of goods handled. Every year, the container terminals here receive an average of 120,000 inland vessels and almost 30,000 sea vessels.
The Port of Antwerp is located in the centre of Europe, making it a highly strategic port among northern European ports.
It manages both the Primorsk and Baltiysk harbours. Container cargoes are handled in the Novorossiysk port.
The Port of Hamburg, or “Gateway to the World”. This port is a strategic point on the New Silk Road. In 2016, 136.5 million tonnes of cargo were handled there.
The port of Marseille is one of the largest French ports and covers an area from the north to the north-west of France. The port has recently strongly developed its facilities, also in the area of modern technology.
The port of Bremen is the largest in the country and is a strategic centre for tourism and trade. It handles an average of several thousand container ships per year.
It is one of the largest Mediterranean ports. It is the centre of economic activity in an area of influence with a radius of 350 km.
This port, located in France, has an artificial quay, ‘Port 2000’, which was built for cargo handling. On the coast, 3 terminals are served: the Terminal de France, the Terminal Porte Oceane (TPO) and the TNMSC terminal.
The port of Tresta largely serves the markets of Eastern and Central Europe. Within the port area there is a network of railway lines that connect to the national and international network.
Primorsk port is one of Russia’s largest oil transhipment terminals.
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