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Tianjin, Beijing, China
Port Tianjin (aka Tianjin-Xingang) is Northern China's largest seaport, located at the head of Hai River. The port is at approx 50 km (30 mi) from Yellow Sea (Bohai Gulf). The country's capital city...
Wyndham WA, Kimberley, Western Australia
Wyndham (port locode AUWYN) is Kimberley's northernmost town (Western Australia state), located approx 2210 km (1370 mi) northeast of Fremantle-Perth. With population under 1,000, today Wyndham...
Dunkirk, Dunkerque, France
Dunkirk (Dunkerque) is an English Channel cruise and ferry port and city in northern France, with population around 90,000. The port is located approx 10 km (6 mi) from the France-Belgium border...
Houghton MI, Michigan
Houghton is a Lake Superior cruise port and city in the USA's Michigan state (Houghton County ) with population around 8,000. The town is on the Keweenaw Peninsula and Portage Lake (Keweenaw Waterway...
Lorient, France
Lorient is an Atlantic port town in France's Morbihan department (Brittany region), with total area approx 18 km2 (7 mi2) and population around 58,000. The port is located on Brittany's southern...
Saint Pierre and Miquelon Islands, France
Saint Pierre (port locode PMFSP) and Miquelon (port locode PMMQC) is a French archipelago and one of France's overseas territories (collectivity with a special status since 1985), located...
New Plymouth, New Zealand
New Plymouth is a port city in New Zealand, located on North Island (Taranaki region). The city has population around 80,000. The city is named after Plymouth (England UK) from where the British...
Brisbane, Queensland Australia
Brisbane cruise port is located in Southeastern Queensland. It is the Sunshine Coast and Gold Coast gateway. The city is Australia's 3rd most populous - after Sydney (New South Wales) and Melbourne...
Fort William, Scotland
Fort William is a port town in Scotland's Highlands. By population (around 11,000) it is ranked Scottish Highlands' second-largest - following only Inverness (47,000). It is also a major tourist...
Lome-Togo, Togo
Lome is the principal seaport (locode TGLFW) and the capital city of Togo, located on Gulf of Benin and serving as one of the doorways to Africa's interior. The city has total area approx 90 km2 (30...
Ilulissat, Greenland
Ilulissat (aka Jakobshavn/Jacobshavn) is a port town in western Greenland, located approx 350 km (220 mi) north of the Arctic Circle. The town covers a total area of approx 11 km2 (4 mi2). By...
Monte Carlo, Monaco City
Monte Carlo (port locode MCMON) is Monaco's capital city (Monaco-Ville) and principal seaport (Porto Hercule) on the Mediterranean Sea. Porto Hercule/Port Monaco is a natural deepwater harbor...
Lifou Island, New Caledonia
Lifou Island (portt locode NCLIF), aka Drehu, is the biggest and most populous of Loyalty Islands (New Caledonia, overseas territory of France in the South Pacific Ocean). The island has total land...
Sibenik, Croatia
Sibenik is a port city on Croatia's central Dalmatian coast where Krka River flows into Adriatic Sea. The town has population around 35,000. Other major Croatian passenger ports (cruise and ferry...
Sapporo-Tomakomai, Japan Hokkaido-Iburi
Cruise ships to Sapporo dock at Port Tomakomai (approx 50 km / 31 mi to the south of Sapporo City), part of Japan's Iburi Subprefecture on Hokkaido Island (Hokkaido Prefecture). However, Sapporo's...