Explain port and trading towns. *BRIEFLY*
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A port can be defined as a harbor or an area that is able to provide shelter to numerous boats and vessels (transferring people or cargo), and can also allow constant or periodic transaction of shipment.
In layman’s language, a port is a place to facilitate loading as well as unloading of vessels. Technically speaking it is a convergence point between freight circulation domains.
Ports are the inhibitors which begin the social and economic growth of a region by not only allowing trade but also by serving a hub for social activities.
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Around the 8th century, trading towns began to emerge across the Indian subcontinent.
Trading town is a town which is famous for it's trade and it has a big city.
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