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Hither then we resolved to go; and, accordingly, though after a tedious course, and very much straitened for provisions, we came within sight of the coast very early in the morning; and upon reflection on the past circumstances of danger we were in, we resolved to put into a small river, which, however, had depth enough of water for us, and to see if we could, either overland or by the ship's pinnace, come to know what ships were in any port thereabouts.

The inhabitants of Port Middlebay may at least aspire to watch it, with delight, with entertainment, with instruction!

For the war in Iraq, the port has handled more military cargo than any other U.

According to a 6 March 2006 report in China Daily, Shanghai is the world's largest freight port and the third largest container port.

Trajano Andrade, president of the Manta Port Authority, says there are a number of reasons why his port could become one of the most competitive in South America.

As an insurer, I would be looking at whether or not a trucking company is transporting cargo out of a port of call that increases my risk analytically, as opposed to a trucker who's picking up in Arkansas and bringing to the city of New York.

A recent Cushman & Wakefield study showed that during 2004, the major California ports imported more than $204 billion in goods while New York/New Jersey port districts imported almost $60 billion.