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Ports Index by Alphabetical Select the First Letter of the Port Name You Want Ports Index by Alphabetical Select the first letter of the port name you want. A AACHEN,Germany AALESUND,Denmark AARHUS,Denmark ABACO,Bahamas ABAKAN,Russia ABIDJAN,Ivory Coast ABU DHABI,United Arab Emirates ABURATSU,Japan ACAJUTLA,Republic of El Salvador ACAPULCO,Mexico ADABIYA,Egypt ADDIS ABABA,Ethiopia ADELAIDE,South Australia ADEN,Yemen AGADIR,Morocco AGIRA (Inland Point),Italy AHMEDABAD,India AIN SOKHNA,Egypt AITUTAKI,Cook Isalnds AJMAN,United Arab Emirates AKITA,Japan AKMOLA,Kazakhstan AKTAU,Russia AKTOBE,Kazakhstan AL KHOMS,Libya ALACAHOYUK,Turkey ALASHANKOU,Mongolia ALASKA,United States ALBANY,United States ALEXANDRIA,Egypt ALGECIRAS,Spain ALGIERS,Algeria ALICANTE,Spain ALMATI,Kazakhstan ALOTAU,Papua New Guinea ALTAMIRA,Mexico AMBARLI,Turkey AMMAN,Jordan AMSTERDAM,Netherlands AN PING,Guangdong Province ANACORTES,Washington ANCHORAGE,Alaska ANCONA,Italy ANDERSON,South Carolina ANGAMOS,Chile ANNABA,Algeria ANQING,Anhui Province ANSHUN,Guizhou Province ANTIGUA,Guatemala ANTOFAGASTA,Chile ANTWERP,Belgium ANZHERSKAYA,Russia AOTOU,Guangdong Province APAPA,Nigeria APIA,Western Samoa AQABA,Jordan AQABA ZERKA FREE ZONE,Jordan ARCHANGELSK,Russia ARICA,Chile ARIEKI,Malaysia ARUBA,Netherlands Antilles ASHDOD,Israel ASHGABAT,Turkmenistan ASHKELON,Israel ASHKHABAD,Russia ASMARA,Ethiopia ASSAB,Ethiopia ASTANA,Kazakhstan ASTRAKHAN,Russia ASUNCION,Paraguay ATHENS,Greece ATLANTA,Georgia ATLIXCO,Mexico ATYRAU,Kazakhstan AUCKLAND,New Zealand AUXERRE,France AVCILAR,Turkey AVIGNON,France Top of page B BAGHDAD,Iraq BAGUIO,Philippines BAHAMA,Caribbean BAHRAIN,Persian Gulf BAKU,Azerbaijan BALBOA,Panama BALCLUTHA,New Zealand BALTIMORE,Maryland BAMAKO,Mali BANDAR ABBAS,Iran BANDAR KHOMEINI,Iran BANGALORE,India BANGBU,Anhui Province BANGKOK,Thailand BANGKOK (BMT),Thailand BANGKOK (PAT),Thailand BANGKOK (SCT),Thailand BANGKOK (TPT),Thailand BANGPAKONG,Thailand BANJUL,Gambia BAOAN,Guangdong Province BAOYING,Jiangsu Province BAR,Serbia BARCELONA,Spain BARI,Italy BARNAUL,Russia BARRANQUILLA,Colombia BARTLETT,United States BASAMUK,Papua New Guinea BASEL,Switzerland BASSE-TERRE,ST. Kitts BASUO,Hainan Province BATA,Equatorial Guinea BATAM,Indonesia BATANGAS,Philippines BATON ROUGE,Louisiana BEAUMONT,U.K. BEICUN,Guangdong Province BEIHAI,Guangxi Province BEIJIAO,Guangdong Province BEIJING,China BEIRA,Mozambique BEIRUT,Lebanon BEJAIA,Algeria BELAWAN,Indonesia BELEM,Brazil BELFAST,Ireland BELGORAD,Russia BELIZE,Belize BELL BAY,Australia BENGHAZI,Libya BENGUELA,Angola BEOGRAD,Serbia BERBERA,Somalia BERKAKIT,Russia BERLIN,Germany BESANCON,France BIELEFELD,Germany BILBAO,Spain BINGAZI,Libya BINTULU,Malaysia BIRMINGHAM,U.K. BIROBIDZHAN,Russia BISHKEK,Kyrgyzstan BISSAU,Guinea BIYSK,Russia BIZERTE,Tunisia BLAGOVESCHENSK,Russia BLANTYRE,Malawi BLOIS,France BLUFF,New Zealand BOBRUYSK,Russia BOGOTA,Colombia BOLOGNA (Inland Point),Italy BOMA,Zaire BOMBAY,India BONAIRE,Netherlands BONNEUIL SUR MARNE,France BORDEAUX,France BOSPERUS,Turkey BOSTON,Massachusetts BOTSWANA,Africa BOURG,France BRATISLAVA,Slovakia BREGENZ,Austria BREINIGSVOLLE,United States BREMEN,Germany BREMERHAVEN,Germany BRIANSK,Russia BRIDGETOWN,Barbados BRISBANE,Australia BRISTOL,U.K. BRNO,Czech Republic BRUNEI,Brunei BRUNSWICK,Georgia BRUSSELS,Belgium BRZEG DOLNY,Poland BRZESC,Russia BUCHAREST,Romania BUDAPEST,Hungary BUENAVENTURA,Colombia BUENOS AIRES,Argentina BUFALO,Honduras BUGO,Philippines BUJUMBUBA,East Africa BUKAVU,East Africa BUKHARA,Russia BULAWAYO,Zimbabwe BURGAS,Bulgaria BURLINGTON,New Jersey BURNIE,Australia BUSAN,South Korea BUSAN/PUI,South Korea BUSHEHR,Iran BUSHIRE,Iran BYDGOSZCZ,Poland Top of page C CAACUPEMI,Paraguay CABEDELLO,Brazil CABINDA,Angola CADIZ,Spain CAGAYAN DE ORO,Philippines CAGLIARI,Italy CAI MEP,Vietnam CAILAN,Vietnam CAIRNS,Queensland CAIRO,Egypt CALABAR,Nigeria CALCUTTA,India CALDERA,Costa Rica CALGARY,Alberta CALLAO,Peru CAMBODIA,Vietnam CAMBRIDGE,New Zealand CAMDEN,U.K. CAN THO,Vietnam CANOAS,Brazil CANTHO,Vietnam CAO FEI DIAN,Hebei Province CAPE TOWN,South Africa CAPE VERDE,Africa CARACAS,Venezuela CARIBBEAN ISLANDS,Caribbean CARSON,United States CARTAGENA,Colombia CARTAGO,Colombia CASABLANCA,Morocco CASTRIES,ST. Lucia CATANIA,Italy CAUCEDO,Dominican Republic CAVAGLIA (Inland Point),Italy CAYENNE FR.,Guyana CEBU,Philippines CEUTA,Morocco CHABAHAR,Iran CHALON-SUR-MARNE,France CHALON-SUR-SAONE,France CHANARAL,Chile CHANGCHUN,Jilin Province CHANGLE,Fujian Province CHANGSHA,Hunan Province CHANGSHU,Jiangsu Province CHANGZHOU,Jiangsu Province CHAOHU,Anhui Province CHAOZHOU,Guangdong Province CHARKOV,Russia CHARLESTON,South Carolina CHARLESTOWN,Nevis CHARLOTTE,North Carolina CHARLOTTE AMALIE,ST. Thomas CHATTANOOGA,Tennessee CHELJABINSK,Russia CHEN LIAN JI,Hunan Province CHENGDU,Sichuan Province CHENGHAI,Guangdong Province CHENGLINGJI,Hunan Province CHENNAI,India CHERKASSY,Ukraine CHIASSO,Switzerland CHIBA,Japan CHICAGO,Illinois CHIMBOTE,Chile CHIMKENT,Kazakhstan CHINGYUAN,Henan Province CHISTIANSTED,ST. Croix CHITA,Russia CHITTAGONG,Bangladesh CHIWAN,Guangdong Province CHOLOMA,Honduras CHONGQING,China CHRISTCHURCH,New Zealand CHRISTIANSTED,ST. Croix CHUANGSHA,Jiangsu Province CHUANSHA,Shanghai CHUUK,Micronesia Islands CHYMKENT,Kyrgyzstan CINCINNATI,Ohio CIUDAD DEL ESTE,Paraguay CIVITAVECCHIA,Italy CLERMONT-FERRAND,France CLEVELAND,Ohio COATZACOALCOS,Mexico COCHABAMBA,Bolivia COCHIN,India COCOSOLO,Panama COEGA-NGQURA,South Africa COIMBATORE,India COLOGNE,Germany COLOGNO MONZESE (Inland Point),Italy COLOMBO,Sri Lanka COLON,Panama COLUMBUS,Ohio COMORES,India CONAKRY,Guinea CONCEPTION BAY,Chile CONNELLSVILLE,United States CONSTANZA,Romania COPENHAGEN,Denmark COQUIMBO,Chile CORDOBA,Argentina CORINTO,Nicaragua CORK,Ireland CORPUS CHRISTI,United States CORSICANA,Texas COTABATO,Philippines COTONOU,Benin CREMONA (Inland Point),Italy CRISTOBAL,Panama CUEMAVACA,Mexico CUENCA,Spain CURACAO,Curacao CURITIBA,Brazil CZESTOCHOWA,Poland Top of page D DA CHAN BAY,Guangdong Province DACHEN,Zhejiang Province DAESAN,South Korea DAGANWEI (GUANGZHOU),Guangdong Province DAKAR,Senegal DALIAN,Liaoning Province DALLAS,Texas DALTA PORT,Egypt DAMIETTA,Egypt DAMMAM,Saudi Arabia DAMPIER,Australia DANANG,Vietnam DANDONG,Liaoning Province DAPENG,Guangdong Province DAR ES SALAAM,Tanzania DARKHAN,Mongolia DARWIN,Australia DATIAN,Fujian Province DATONG,Guangdong Province DAVAO,Philippines DAYABAY,Guangdong Province DEKHEILA,Egypt DELHI,East Africa DENVER,Colorado DERINCE,Turkey DERNA,Libya DESTREHAN,United States DETROIT,Michigan DHAKA,Bangladesh DIEGO SUAREZ,Madagascar DIJON,France DILI,Timor DJEN DJEN,Algeria DJIBOUTI,East Africa DNEPROPETROVSK,Russia DO MA TOU,Guangdong Province DOHA,Qatar DOLE,France DOMINICAN,Dominican Republic DONETSK,Ukraine DONGGUAN,Guangdong Province DONGJIANGCANG,Guangdong Province DONGJIANKOU,Guangdong Province DONGSHAN,Fujian Province DORTMUND,Germany DOUALA,Cameroon DOUMEN,Guangdong Province DRESDEN,Germany DRUZBA,Kazakhstan DUBAI,United Arab Emirates DUBLIN,Ireland DUESSELDORF,Germany DUISBURG,Germany DUMYAT,Egypt DUNEDIN,New Zealand DUNKERQUE,France DUNKIRK,France DURBAN,South Africa DURRES,Albania DUSHANBE,Tajikistan DUSSELDORF,Germany DUTCH HARBOR,United States DZAOUDZI,Mayotte DZHEZKAZGAN,Kazakhstan Top of page E EAST CANADA,Canada EAST LONDON,South Africa EBEYE,Marina Islands EDINCIK,Turkey EDISON,New Jersey EDMONTON,Canada EHOALA,Madagascar EILAT,Israel EKATERINBURG,Russia EL GUAMACHE,Venezuela EL PASO,Honduras EL PROGRESO,Honduras EL SALVADOR,Republic of El Salvador EL-DIKHEILA,Egypt EMBAKASI,Kenya ENCARNACION,Mexico ENPING,Guangdong Province ENSENADA,Mexico ENZELI,Iran ERDENET,Mongolia EREN,Inner Mongolia ERLIAN,Inner Mongolia ESMERALDAS,Ecuador ESPERANCE,Australia ESSEN,Germany ESTONIA,Russia EVERETT,Washington EVYAP PORT,Turkey EXUMA,Bahamas Top of page F FAMAGUSTA,Cyprus FANGCHENG,Guangxi Province FANGCUN,Guangdong Province FELIXSTOWE,U.K. FENGHUA,Zhejiang Province FENGHUOJIAO (TAI SHAN),Guangdong Province FENGXIAN,Jiangsu Province FERGANA,Russia FERNANDINA BEACH,Florida FLOROE,Norway FLUSHING,Netherlands FONTANA,California FORT DE FRANCE,Martinique FORTALEZA,Brazil FOS,France FOSHAN,Guangdong Province FRANKFURT,Germany FREEPORT,Bahamas FREETOWN,Sierra Leone FREMANTLE,Western Australia FREMONT,California FRONTROYAL,Virginia FRUNZE,Russia FUJAIRAH,United Arab Emirates FUKUOKA,Japan FUKUYAMA,Japan FUNAFUTI,Tuvalu FUQING,Fujian Province FUZHOU,Fujian Province Top of page G GABORONE,Botswana GALVESTON,Texas GAMAGORI,Japan GAOLAN (ZHUHAI),Guangdong Province GAOMING,Guangdong Province GAOSHA,Guangdong Province GAOYAO,Guangdong Province GAOYOU,Jiangsu Province GATEMALA CITY,Guatemala GATUN,Panama GDANSK,Poland GDYNIA,Poland GEBZE,Turkey GEELONG,Australia GEMLIK,Turkey GENERAL SANTOS CITY,Philippines GENEVE,Switzerland GENNEVILLIERS,France GENOA (GENOVA),Italy GEORGE TOWN,Guyana GERALDTON,Australia GHAZAOUETE,Algeria GHENT,Belgium GIBRALTAR,Spain GIJON,Spain GIOIA TAURO,Italy GIRDWOOD,Alaska GLADSTONE,Australia GLASGOW,Scotland GLIWICE,Poland GOMEL,Russia GONGYI,Guangdong Province GOTHENBURG,Sweden GRAND RAPIDS,United States GRAND TURK,Caribbean GRANGEMOUTH,U.K. GRAYS,U.K. GRAZ,Austria GREENSBORO,North Carolina GUADALAJARA,Mexico GUAM,Mariana Islands GUANG BAO TONG,Guangdong Province GUANGZHOU,Guangdong Province GUANTA,Venezuela GUARULHOS,Brazil GUATEMALA CITY,Guatemala GUAYAQUIL,Ecuador GUAYMAS,Mexico GUIGANG,Guangxi Province GUILIN,Guangxi Province GUINEA-BISSAU,Western Africa GUIYANG,Guizhou Province GUIZHOU,Guangdong Province GUSTAVIA,ST. Barths GWANGYANG,South Korea Top of page H HACHINOHE,Japan HAGEN,Germany HAIAN,Hainan Province HAIFA,Israel HAIFENG,Guangdong
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